Problem 2. A category error occurs when we attribute a property to something from a category which that property should not be applied to. For example, if if I say that all dogs are prime numbers, I am making a category error. This is because being a prime number is the wrong kind of property to attribute to dogs. On the other hand, it's fine to say that all dogs are mammals or that some even number is a prime number. Which of the following statements make category errors? Explain your answer briefly. (1) The following argument is true. (2) That proposition is sound. (3) A valid argument is a true argument. (4) A sound argument is a valid argument. (5) A true proposition is a false proposition