Note: You will have to insert a table in D2L by clicking on…

Note: You will have to insert a table in D2L by clicking on the “Other Insert Options” in the menu.Symbols: Due to limitations in D2L, use the following symbols: Horseshoe: >Triplebar: =Dot: &Wedge: vTilde: ~ Use the indirect truth-table method to test the following argument for validity.  Be sure to explain your reasoning. Argument:Premise 1: A > (C & B)Premise 2: C & BConclusion: A

Note: You will have to insert a table in D2L by clicking on…

Note: You will have to insert a table in D2L by clicking on the “Other Insert Options” in the menu.Symbols: Due to limitations in D2L, use the following symbols: Horseshoe: >Triplebar: =Dot: &Wedge: vTilde: ~ Construct truth-tables to compare the following statements.  Be sure to state the name of the logical relationship that exists between the two statements and to explain your reasoning.   Statement 1: A & ~B Statement 2: B & A