For the argument listed below: A) Translate the arguments into propositional language with a clear translation key. B) Assess its validity using the Long Table Method, the Short Table Method, or the Truth Assignment Test. Determine if any statements are logically equivalent. Briefly explain why or why not. D) Determine if the 2ndpremise of the argument logically implies the conclusion and if the conclusion logically implies the 2nd premise. Briefly explain why or why not. E) Determine if the premises are consistent and if the argument is consistent. Briefly explain why or why not. After you are done with your work, scan or take a picture of it and upload it. If justice is the advantage of the stronger then the weaker get no advantage, unless justice means something else. Justice is not the advantage of the stronger, if justice means something else. The weaker have an advantage and justice means something else. Therefore, justice is not the right of the stronger. For the argument listed below: A) Translate the arguments into propositional language with a clear translation key. B) Assess its validity using the Long Table Method, the Short Table Method, or the Truth Assignment Test. Determine if any statements are logically equivalent. Briefly explain why or why not. D) Determine if the 2ndpremise of the argument logically implies the conclusion and if the conclusion logically implies the 2nd premise. Briefly explain why or why not. E) Determine if the premises are consistent and if the argument is consistent. Briefly explain why or why not. After you are done with your work, scan or take a picture of it and upload it. If justice is the advantage of the stronger then the weaker get no advantage, unless justice means something else. Justice is not the advantage of the stronger, if justice means something else. The weaker have an advantage and justice means something else. Therefore, justice is not the right of the stronger