👉 Polysyllogism is a type of logical inference in which two or more statements are combined to form a new statement. This process involves combining the truth values of one or more premises with the truth value of another premise or hypothesis, and then using this new combination to infer the truth value of a third premise or hypothesis. In polysyllogism, each premise is either true or false, but not both at once. The conclusion is formed by combining the truth values of the two original premises
