3. Express each of the following English sentences as a proposition and determine whetherthis argument is valid.If there is food in the dorm, then I will go to the store.If I go to the store, then I will get a drink.I do not get a drink.: There is no food in the dorm, or I go to the store.

Let: p: There is food in the dorm q: I will go to the store r:I will get a drink So, the first…

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3. Express each of the following English sentences as a proposition and determine whether this argument is valid. If there is food in the dorm, then I will go to the store. If I go to the store, then I will get a drink. I do not get a drink. : There is no food in the dorm, or I go to the store.