The Circled X in a Venn diagram represents: The positive claim of existence made

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The Circled X in a Venn diagram represents: The positive claim of existence made by particular propositions. That is, the I or O form. OAn implication of existence made by particular statements or propositions about objects and things that actually exist. Entirely unrelated to the Aristotelean notion of existential import. An implication of non-existence made by particular statements or propositions about objects and things. An implication of existence made by universal statements or propositions about objects and things that actually exist. Related to the Aristotelean notion of existential import.

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The correct answer is Option 4. The circled X in a Venn diagram represents an implication of existence made by universal statements or propositions about objects and things that actually exist. Related to the Aristotlean notion of existential import.

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