can you please do problem 36 and 38

determine whether each of the following arguments is calid or invalid. If it is valid, give a proof. If it is invalid, give an assigment of truth values to the variables that makes the premises true and the conclusion false. General Interest 35. apliances If the air conditioner is on, the microwave doesn't work. If the microwave doesn't work, the radio stops getting static. The microwave doesn't work or the radio is get- ting static. Therefore, if the air conditioner is on the radio is getting static. 36. Electricity If the electricity is on and the circuits are intact, then the television should work. The television isn't working. Therefore, the electricity is not on or the circuits are not intact. 37. Baseball The Yankees will be in the World Series or the Phil- lies won't be there. If the Phillies are not in the World Series, the National League cannot win. In fact, the National League wins. Therefore, the Yankees are in the World Series. 38. Time Suppose that you ask someone for the time and you get the following response: "If I tell you the time, then we'll start chatting. If we start chat- ting, then you'll want to meet me at a truck stop. If we meet at a truck stop, then we'll discuss my family. If we discuss my family, then you'll find out that my daughter is available for marriage. If you find out that she is available for marriage, then you'll want to marry her. If you want to marry her, then my life will be miserable since I don't want my daughter married to some fool who can't afford a $20 watch." Use Reasoning by Transitivity to draw a valid conclusion Lewis Carroll Exercises 39-44 are from problems in Lewis Carroll's book Symbolic Logic. Write each premise in symbols, 1. annclusion that uses all the nremiepe and