Let p be “The object belongs to set A.” Let q be “the object belongs to set B.”

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Let p be “The object belongs to set A.” Let q be
“the object belongs to set B.”
All A is B is equivalent to p q.
No A is B is equivalent to p q.
Some A is B is equivalent to p ? q.
Some A is not B is equivalent to p ?q.
Determine the validity of the next arguments by
using Euler circles, then translate the statements into
logical statements using the basic connectives, and
using truth tables, determine the validity of the
arguments.

(a) No A is B.
    Some C is A.
Some C is not B.


(b) All B is A.
    All C is A.
All C is B.

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