How is the argument form affirming the consequent symbolized?
A) p $\rightarrow$q q
$\therefore$ p
B) p $\rightarrow$ q p
$\therefore$ q
C) p $\rightarrow$ q
~p
$\therefore$~q
D) p $\rightarrow$ q
~q
$\therefore$ ~p

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Affirming the consequent is a logical fallacy where one assumes that if "p implies q" and "q is true," then "p must be true." This is symbolized as p → q, q, ∴ p.

How Is the Argument Form Affirming the Consequent Symbolized? A) →\rightarrow→

How Is the Argument Form Affirming the Consequent Symbolized?
A) $\rightarrow$