a) Translate the argument into symbolic form. b) Use a truth table to determine whether the argument is valid or invalid. (Ignore differences in past, present, and future tense.) If you're bad, Santa will give you coal. Santa didn't give you coal. .. You weren't bad. a) Let p be "You're bad" and let q be "Santa gives you coal." What is the argument in symbolic form? OA. p q -9 P OC. pq P :.9 b) Is the given argument valid or invalid? q OB. p q P O D. p q q p OA. The argument is invalid because its corresponding statement is an implication. OB. The argument is valid because its corresponding statement is a tautology. OC. The argument is invalid because its corresponding statement is a tautology. OD. The argument is valid because its corresponding statement is not an implication.