Consider the following syllogism: All cats are birds. All birds have wings. All cats have wings. This syllogism is

a. valid.
b. invalid.
c. true.
d. both valid and true.

a

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a. the room appears square when viewed from a certain angle. b. observers have prior knowledge of the experiment and expect bizarre experiences. c. retinal disparity occurs and results in the phenomenon known as motion parallax. d. of the autokinetic effect.

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