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| Use the following predicates along with appropriate quantifiers to translate the verbal argument into a symbolic argument. Then use rules of inference to prove that it is valid. Cite rules by their abbreviation. Domain: days in the year S(x): "It is sunny on day x." C(x): "It is cloudy on day x." R(x): "It is raining on day x." Argument: Every day it is sunny or cloudy. If it is raining, then it is cloudy. Some days it is not cloudy. Therefore, some days it is sunny and not raining.

| Use the following predicates along with appropriate quantifiers to translate the verbal argument into a symbolic argument. Then use rules of inference to prove that it is valid. Cite rules by their abbreviation. Domain: days in the year S(x): "It is sunny on day x." C(x): "It is cloudy on day x." R(x): "It is raining on day x." Argument: Every day it is sunny or cloudy. If it is raining, then it is cloudy. Some days it is not cloudy. Therefore, some days it is sunny and not raining.

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| Use the following predicates along with appropriate quantifiers to translate the verbal argument into a symbolic argument. Then use rules of inference to prove that it is valid. Cite rules by their abbreviation. Domain: days in the year S(x): "It is sunny on day x." C(x): "It is cloudy on day x." R(x): "It is raining on day x." Argument: Every day it is sunny or cloudy. If it is raining, then it is cloudy. Some days it is not cloudy. Therefore, some days it is sunny and not raining.
Transcribed Image Text:| Use the following predicates along with appropriate quantifiers to translate the verbal argument into a symbolic argument. Then use rules of inference to prove that it is valid. Cite rules by their abbreviation. Domain: days in the year S(x): "It is sunny on day x." C(x): "It is cloudy on day x." R(x): "It is raining on day x." Argument: Every day it is sunny or cloudy. If it is raining, then it is cloudy. Some days it is not cloudy. Therefore, some days it is sunny and not raining.
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