Truth Tables Directions Set up each argument in a table (or in Microsoft Word table that you paste into the discussion post), following the example given in the \"Setting Up a Truth Table\" document. Design your table based on the argument that you were assigned. Argument #19 is the example argument that I will use to explain this exercise (see the \"Setting Up a Truth Table\" document). Deadlines Step 1: Setup: This Initial post is due by Day 3 at 11:59 pm, ET. In this step, you will ONLY show the setup for your truth table and create it for your initial post. Your table should only have the truth values on the left for your variables (representing simple statements) and the argument you were assigned in the top header row. Step 2: Evaluate Conclusion is due by Day 4 at 11:59 pm, ET. In this step, you will ONLY evaluate your conclusion and highlight any of your FALSE conclusions in green. Step 3: Evaluate Premises is due by Day 6 at 11:59 pm, ET. In this step, you will work only the rows that were determined to have FALSE conclusions. You will do this step in multiple postings, usually one for each premise. Final Step : Evaluate Validity is due by the end of the week (Day 7) at 11: 59 pm, ET. If your premises' main connectives are ALL true in a single row that has a FALSE conclusion, you will know your argument is INVALID. Otherwise, it is a VALID argument