5. Draw a counter-example world to show that the argument below isn't a logical consequence.Cube(b)(FrontOf(a, b) A SameCol(b, c))|Dodec(a) a b|-(BackOf(b, c) v-SameShape(a, c))Cube(b) SameShape(a, b)

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Section1.1: Real Numbers

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5. Draw a counter-example world to show that the argument below isn't a logical consequence. Cube(b) (FrontOf(a, b) A SameCol(b, c)) |Dodec(a) a b |-(BackOf(b, c) v-SameShape(a, c)) Cube(b) SameShape(a, b)