xamine the following argument:  1. ∀z (T(z) ∨ R(z))        Premises 2. T(g) ∨ R(g)        Universal instantiation from (1) 3. T(g)            Simplification from (2) 4. ∀z T (z)            Universal generalization from (3) 5. R(g)            Simplification from (2) 6. ∀z R(z)            Universal generalization from (5) 7. ∀z (T(z) ∨ ∀z R(z))    Conjunction from (4) and (6) The above argument shows that if ∀z(T(z)∨R(z)) is true then ∀z T (z) ∨ ∀z R(z) is true. Is this argument correct? Why or Why not? If it is incorrect, identify the error or errors.

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