7. Give examples of the categorical syllogism using the forms: AAA-1 (Barbard)EAE-1 (Celarent); All-1 (Dari); E10 -I (Ferio); AEE-2 (Camestres); EAE -2 (Cesare); A00-2 (Baroko); EIO-2 (Festino)All-3 (Datis); lAl-3 (Disamis)EIO-3 (Ferison); 0A0-3 (Bokardo); AEE-4 (Camenes), IAI -4 (Dimaris); E10-4 (Fresison).

categorical syllogism is a type of logical argument that consists of three categorical propositions, two of which are premises and one of which is the conclusion. The premises and conclusion are related by a common term that appears in both premises but not in the conclusion. The forms of categorical syllogisms are determined by the position of the middle term in the premises and the conclusion. Here are examples of categorical syllogisms using the forms you mentioned:<br /><br />AAA-1 (Barbard): All men are mortal. Socrates is a man. Therefore, Socrates is mortal.<br /><br />EAE-1 (Celarent): No men are immortal. Socrates is a man. Therefore, Socrates is not immortal.<br /><br />All-1 (Dari): All men are mortal. Therefore, some men are mortal.<br /><br />E10 -I (Ferio): No men are immortal. Therefore, some men are mortal.<br /><br />AEE-2 (Camestres): All men are mortal. No men are immortal. Therefore, some men are mortal.<br /><br />EAE -2 (Cesare): No men are immortal. All men are mortal. Therefore, some men are mortal.<br /><br />A00-2 (Baroko): All men are mortal. Therefore, some men are not immortal.<br /><br />EIO-2 (Festino): No men are immortal. Some men are mortal. Therefore, some men are not immortal.<br /><br />All-3 (Datis): All men are mortal. Therefore, some men are mortal.<br /><br />lAl-3 (Disamis): Some men are mortal. Therefore, some men are not immortal.<br /><br />EIO-3 (Ferison): No men are immortal. Some men are mortal. Therefore, some men are not immortal.<br /><br />0A0-3 (Bokardo): Some men are not immortal. Therefore, some men are mortal.<br /><br />AEE-4 (Camenes): All men are mortal. Therefore, some men are mortal.<br /><br />IAI -4 (Dimaris): Some men are mortal. Therefore, some men are not immortal.<br /><br />E10-4 (Fresison): No men are immortal. Therefore, some men are mortal.