Which among the following are correct in the context of the distribution of terms in categorical propositions?

A. 'A' Proposition distributes its predicate term
B. 'E' proposition distributes its subject and predicate terms
C. 'I' proposition distributes only the subject term
D. 'O' proposition distributes only the predicate term
E. 'A' proposition distributes both its subject and predicate terms

Choose the correct answer(s) from the options given below.

Correct option is B

​Information booster 

In logic, distribution refers to whether a categorical proposition makes a statement about every member of a class (term). A term is distributed if the proposition refers to all members of that category; otherwise, it is undistributed.

Additional Knowledge:

A (Universal Affirmative): Distributes only the subject term(e.g., "All S are P" → "S" is distributed, "P" is not).

I (Particular Affirmative): Distributes neither subject nor predicate term(e.g., "Some S are P" → no distribution).

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