Answer:
Law of Syllogism
Explanation:
Remember, the Law of Syllogism simply states that if two statements are true, then a third statement that is true can be derived from it. In other words,
(1) If action p results in q , and
(2) If action q results in r.
Then we can derive a third true statement: that says,
(3) If action p then r.
So in summary,
(1) If you use a pencil (action p), you can erase mistakes (results in q).
(2) If you can erase mistakes (q) your paper will be neater (r).
(3) If you use a pencil (if p) your paper will be neater (then r).
This rightly fits into the law of syllogism.