If Matter Is Atomic, Then We Can Observe Only Modes $\lor$

question 173

Multiple Choice

If matter is atomic, then we can observe only modes. If we do not know of the world by pure reason, then, again, we can observe only modes. Either matter is atomic or we do not know of the world by pure reason. So, we can observe only modes.
-Which of the following is the best translation into PL of this argument?

• A) M ⊃ A ∼R ⊃ M
• A \( \lor \) ∼R / M
• B) A ⊃ M ∼R ⊃ M
• A \( \lor \) ∼R / M
• C) A ⊃ M R ⊃ M
• A ⊃ ∼R / M
• D) A ⊃ M R ⊃ M
• A \( \lor \) ∼R / M
• E) M ⊃ A M ⊃ ∼R
• A \( \lor \) ∼R / M

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