👉 Syllogisation is a logical method of argumentation where an argument is formed by adding or subtracting items from premises to arrive at a conclusion. It is often used in mathematical and scientific contexts, but it can also be applied in other areas such as philosophy, logic, and linguistics. In syllogism, the first premise (P1) is assumed to be true, while the second premise (P2) is assumed to be false. The third premise (P3)
