All fires require oxygen () There is no oxygen in that room (T) .
Therefore, there is no fire...
Physics, 09.03.2020 05:38, RickyGotFanz4867
All fires require oxygen () There is no oxygen in that room (T) .
Therefore, there is no fire in that room.
A. valid, and Sound.
B. valid, and Unsound.
C. invalid and Sound
D. invalid , and Unsound
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