Question

Consider the following text. “If it rains, then Ray (a person) won’t go to the Exegol (city name). If she goes to the Exegol (city name), then she won’t practice. If she practices, then she will defeat the Supreme Leader (a person). She does defeat the Supreme Leader. We can conclude that it rained."

a. Identify the premise statements. [2 Marks]
b. Construct the argument in logical format. [4 Marks]
c. Find one counterexample which disprove the argument

Answer 1

Answer

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