Identify the Conclusion of Each of the Following Arguments

question 20

Multiple Choice

Identify the conclusion of each of the following arguments. Remember to remove any conclusion indicators.
-It is not necessary that of every affirmation and opposite negation one should be true and the other false. It is necessary for there to be or not to be a sea battle tomorrow. But it is not necessary for a sea battle to take place tomorrow. Nor is it necessary for one not to take place.

• A) Of every affirmation and opposite negation one should be true and the other false.
• B) It is not necessary that of every affirmation and opposite negation one should be true and the other false.
• C) It is necessary for there to be or not to be a sea battle tomorrow.
• D) It is not necessary for a sea battle to take place tomorrow.
• E) It is not necessary for one not to take place.

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