If the minor premise of a valid syllogism is an I proposition, what form(s) can the conclusion have?

A) only I
B) A or E
C) I or O
D) E or O
E) A or I

Minor Premise

In a syllogism, the specific assertion or statement that, combined with the major premise, leads to a conclusion.

Valid Syllogism

A form of deductive reasoning where, if the premises are true, the conclusion necessarily follows, demonstrating logical structure and soundness.

I Proposition

A type of categorical proposition in traditional logic that is particular and affirmative, stating that some members of the subject class are part of the predicate class.