Does deductive reasoning always draw true conclusions if the premises are always true?

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Minh

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If a conclusion was always drawn on true premises and by deductive inference, would the conclusion be always true?


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Can you describe these statements? Is it a valid deductive inference? Why did I draw the right conclusion if one premise was false?

Apples are fruits (true)
Bananas are apples (false)
Therefore, bananas are fruits. (true)
 
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