Consider the argument: Premise 1: p → q Premise 2: -r Premise 3: q v r Conclusion: r Write the above argument in its symbolic statement form. A. {[( p → q ʌ -r ) ʌ ( q v r )]} → r B. {p → [(q ʌ -r ) ʌ ( q v r )] → r } C. {( p → q )ʌ [(-r ʌ q) v r ]} → r D. {[( p → q )ʌ -r ] ʌ ( q v r )} → r

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Consider the argument:

Premise 1: p → q

Premise 2: -r

Premise 3: q v r

Conclusion: r

Write the above argument in its symbolic statement form.

A. {[( p → q ʌ -r ) ʌ ( q v r )]} → r

B. {p → [(q ʌ -r ) ʌ ( q v r )] → r }

C. {( p → q )ʌ [(-r ʌ q) v r ]} → r

D. {[( p → q )ʌ -r ] ʌ ( q v r )} → r

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