Mathematics, 23.04.2020 02:55 mrgandollins5222

Either Jill is not carrying an umbrella or she isn’t going to work .
It is not the case that if the sun shines, she won’t be delayed .
She is going to work if she is delayed . Therefore, Jill is carrying
an umbrella or her watch isn’t broken .

~ u ∨ ~ w
~ (s → ~ d)
w → d

u ∨ ~ b

The above argument has been symbolized . Which of the following sentences
describes the symbolization of this argument most accurately ?

A.
The conclusion is symbolized incorrectly .

B.
The argument is symbolized entirely correctly.

C.
The second premise is symbolized incorrectly .

D.
The first premise is symbolized incorrectly .

E.
The third premise is symbolized incorrectly .

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