Answer:
Option D, argument from the negative
Step-by-step explanation:
A fallacy of syllogism has two premise and are of three types
a) Conditional Syllogism - If X is true then Y is true
b) Categorical Syllogism: If X is in Z then Y is also in C.
c)Disjunctive Syllogism: If X is true, then Y is false (A or B)
A syllogism with two negative premises comprises of argument from the negative and usually commits the related fallacy of exclusive premises.