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All right, here we have this following argument.
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So if we were to put it into an argument schema for the purposes of making a truth table, how many different simple sentences should you end up with? so we have, if santa claus is real, then all children get presents for christmas.
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This is an implication.
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P is going to be, if santa claus is real, or it'll be, santa claus is real.
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So we're going to say p is, i'm just going to put sc for santa claus, is real.
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Right? that's going to be our first simple sentence.
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Then we have, then all children get presents for christmas.
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So we're going to say that's going to be q.
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Q is going to be all children get presents for christmas.
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We're going to say all, i'll just say kids get presents.
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I'm not going to say for christmas because it's it's really irrelevant now so this original statement that we have is p implies q if p then q now let's look at the other our second statement not all children get presents for christmas so not all kids get presents that's going to be not q so our second statement is not q...