Give an example of a conditional and categorical syllogism.

Give an example of a conditional and categorical syllogism.

Categorical syllogism have two premises and a conclusion that describe the relation between two categories. An example of categorical syllogism would be:
1.All men are mortal
2.Socrates is a man
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Therefore Socrates is mortal

Condition syllogism like categorical also contains two premises and a conclusion but the first premise must be in the form ''if... then''. An example would be:
1.If it is a chair, then it has four legs
2.It is a chair
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Therefore it has four legs