With syllogisms there are some combinations that one is unable to "draw logically valid conclusions from." Identify which combination of forms would be considered not logically valid.
A)two universal affirmatives statements
B)two particular affirmative statements
C)one universal affirmative and one particular affirmative statement
D)one universal negative statement and one particular affirmative statement

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Two particular affirmative statements (I-I) do not allow for a logically valid conclusion because they do not provide enough information to deduce a necessary connection between the subjects and predicates involved.

With Syllogisms There Are Some Combinations That One Is Unable