Rewrite the following statement in the form ∀x , if then (where each of the second two blanks are sentences involving the variable x) Every valid argument with true premises has a true conclusion.

"Vx: if x is a valid argument with true premises then x has a true conclusion"

In a symbol form

Vx ( P(x) ⇒ 2(x) )

Step-by-step explanation:

The Following statement in the form  âˆ€x , if then is a valid argument and this because any valid argument with "true premises" has a "true conclusion" as well

we will rewrite this statement in a universal condition statement form

assume x is a valid argument with true premises

then the following holds true

p(x) : x is a valid argument with true premises

q(x) : x has true conclusion

applying universal conditional statement

"Vx, if x is a valid argument with true premises then x has a true conclusion"

In a symbol form

Vx ( P(x) ⇒ 2(x) )

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