3.6.7QuestionDecide whether the argument is valid or a fallacy, and give the form that applies.If we leave now, then we'll get to the show early.If we get to the show early, then we'l get a good seat.If we jeave now, then wel oet a oood seat.Let p be the statement "we leave now," q be the statement "we'll get to the show early," andr be the statement "we'll get a good seat."The argument isbyor

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