For each of the following conditional arguments, indicate which statement serves as the conditional statement, which is the second reason, and which is the conclusion. Put the conditional statement in its "if-then" form if necessary. State whether the argument affirms or denies its antecedent or consequent. Indicate whether the argument is valid or invalid. The government said it would intervene only if problems arose in the region. Problems arose, so the government intervened. Conditional statement: Second reason: Conclusion: Affirms/Denies: Valid/Invalid