Back to Assignment 78:46 Attempts Score: 5 10. True or False? Use your knowledge of truth tables for arguments to determine which of the following statements are true. Check all that way An argument with a self-contradictory conclusion must be invalid. If a truth table for an argument shows no row in which all the premises are true and the conclusion is false, then the argument is invalid, A valid argument cannot have contradictory premises If an argument in propositional logic is invalid, then the argument's corresponding conditional (which is a conditional consisting of the conjunction of the argument's premises as its antecedent and the argument's conclusion as its consequent) is true in every truth table a row. Any argument having a tautologous conclusion is invalid, regardless of what its premises are If an argument in propositional logic is invalid, then the argument's corresponding conditional (which is a conditional consisting of the conjunction of the argument's premises as its antecedent and the argument's conclusion as its consequent) is false in at least one truth table row It is possible for a valid argument to have a contingent premise It is possible for a valid argument to have premises that are contradictory to one another. If a truth table for an argument shows no row in which all the premises are true and the conclusion is fase, then the argument is valid Any argument having a tautologous conclusion is valid, regardless of what its premises are Save & Continue Continue without saving