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That if x • y = 0, then either x or y is 0. You have this problem for homework: 5x=0 and reason that x must be 0. What type of reasoning is this?
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is 5 = 0 ??
So if a number times a number is 0, one of them have to be 0. In the case of 5x=0, either 5 or x has to be 0. 5 cannot be 0, so x must be 0. (I don't know the type of reasoning, sorry)
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deductive?
http://changingminds.org/disciplines/argument/types_reasoning/types_reasoning.htm might be comparative too
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