3. (14 points) When analyzing arguments, Veun Diagrams help us determine validity. The point of this problem is to break down this process into stess (3.1) Draw Venn Diagram for this (3.2) Draw a Venta Diagram for this statement: statement A houses are blue. "Rolly lives in a house." (Use an ** Venn Diagram: to represent the place where Rolly lives) Venn Diagram: (5.3) We now wish to consider this argument: Premie: All bowse are blue, Prem Rolly live in a home Draw a single Venn Diagram that shows the in formation given in both premises Veun Dingen Conclusion Rally lives in a blue house (34) Draw a Venn Diagram for the conclusion Venn Diagram: (3.6) Is the argument above valid or invalid? Explain how you know by briefly referring to the Venn Diagrams. (Note: if the Venn Dingram for the premises and the Venn Diagram for the conclusion acres, the argument is valid. If they digree, the autent is invalid.) O luvalid Explain bow the Veum Diagram indicates this: O Valid (3.6) is the argutoont above sound or otd? (Note: if your previous taswer was invalid, then your answer bere should be the argument is not and because any argument that is invalid is not sound." If your previous answer was valid, consider whether the premises are true or not.) Sound Not sound Explain why you made this chube Page 2