3a. Consider only the following English data, and notice the distribution of [ and. Do the phones [r] and [t] belong to separate phonemes, or are they allophones of the same phoneme? Explain N. B. The symbol [r] represents a flap similar to the Spanish "r" sound. We are not including aspiration in the transcriptions.) tn] [gilt] data latter eating Ottoman rhetoric automatic[rmrk] attic atom tan Suill guilty [gilti] active[ktiv Atkins[tknz] cat continue [kantinju] meat mit] [lrai] [irm] rauik] [rik] [kt] 3b. Now consider the following data attend[atnd] atomicotamikj Does the description of the distribution of [ vs [t] that you gave in (3a) account for these data as well? If not, how can we account for these data? (Hint: You will need to include notions of syllable structure as well as stress.) 3a. Consider only the following English data, and notice the distribution of [ and. Do the phones [r] and [t] belong to separate phonemes, or are they allophones of the same phoneme? Explain N. B. The symbol [r] represents a flap similar to the Spanish "r" sound. We are not including aspiration in the transcriptions.) tn] [gilt] data latter eating Ottoman rhetoric automatic[rmrk] attic atom tan Suill guilty [gilti] active[ktiv Atkins[tknz] cat continue [kantinju] meat mit] [lrai] [irm] rauik] [rik] [kt] 3b. Now consider the following data attend[atnd] atomicotamikj Does the description of the distribution of [ vs [t] that you gave in (3a) account for these data as well? If not, how can we account for these data? (Hint: You will need to include notions of syllable structure as well as stress.)