For the categorical proposition below, complete parts (a)through (d). All American citizens have a form of ID .Can you conclude that some people who have a form of ID are not American citizens? a. If necessary, rephrase the statement in standard form. Does the categorical proposition need to be rephrased? A. The proposition is already in standard form. B. Yes, it should be rephrased as "All American citizens are people who have a form of ID." C. It should be rephrased as "No American citizens are people who have a form of ID:" D. It should be rephrased as "Most American citizens are people who have a form of ID."

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For the categorical proposition below, complete parts (a)through (d). All American citizens have a form of ID .Can you conclude that some people who have a form of ID are not American citizens? a. If necessary, rephrase the statement in standard form. Does the categorical proposition need to be rephrased? A. The proposition is already in standard form. B. Yes, it should be rephrased as "All American citizens are people who have a form of ID." C. It should be rephrased as "No American citizens are people who have a form of ID:" D. It should be rephrased as "Most American citizens are people who have a form of ID."

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The given categorical proposition is already in standard form. Therefore, the correct answer is:A. The proposition is already in standard form.Now, let's move on to the conclusion:a. Can you conclude that some people who have a form of ID are not American citizens?b. Yesc. NoThe correct answer is:c. No

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