Multiple Choice
Things are pleasant if, and only if, they are not too crowded. Everything too crowded is noisy. So if something isn't noisy, then something is pleasant.
-Which of the following propositions can also be proved from the premises of the above argument?
A) (∀x) Nx (∀x) Px
B) (∀x) (Nx ≡ Cx)
C) (∀x) (Nx Px)
D) (∀x) (Nx Cx)
E) (∀x) [Nx ⊃ (∼Px • Cx) ]
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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