Suppose an argument has two premises, A and B$.$ If you take away B$,$ premise A still provides substantial support for the conclusion. If you take away $A,$ then premise B still provides substantial support for the conclusion. All else being equal, what type of argument diagram is appropriate for re$-$representing the logical structure of the argument?

Convergent Diagram

Simple Diagram

Conditional Proof Diagram

Serial Diagram

Linked Diagram

Divergent Diagram

QUESTION $11$

Draw out argument maps for each of the arguments that you translated into standard$/$linear form in earlier problems.

Make sure that it is clear what the nodes in the argument map represent. You must include a key that shows what premises are mapped to each part of the diagram.

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