Symbolic Arguments. Explain and Why1. Modus TollensIf I have enough money, then I can buy food.I cannot buy foodTherefore, I do not have enough money.2. Hypothetical SyllogismIf I do not study, then I cannot pass the exam.If I cannot pass the exam, then I will not get good grades.Therefore, if I do not study, then I cannot get good grades.3. Disjunctive SyllogismI either own a NARS Foundation or I own a Squad Cosmetics Foundation.I don't own a NARS Foundation.Therefore, I own a Squad Cosmetics Foundation.4. Constructive DilemmaIf it rains, I will watch netflix at home.If it is sunny, I will go out to go shopping.Either it rains or it is sunny.Therefore, I will watch netflix at home or I will go out to go shopping.5. Destructive DilemmaIf it rains, then we will watch netflix at home, and, if it is sunny, then we will go shopping.Either we will not watch netflix at home, or we will not go shopping.Therefore, either it will not rain, or it will not be sunny

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The convict escaped either by crawling through the sewage pipes or by hiding out in the back of the delivery truck. But the convict did not escape by crawling through the sewage pipes. Therefore, the convict escaped by hiding out in the back of the delivery truck. Given that: s- The convict escaped through the sewage pipes d- The convict escaped by hiding out in the back of the delivery What is the symbolic formof the argument?* Sad sv d .. d .. d Option 1 Option 2 Sad svd S .. d .. d Option 3 Option 4
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