Choose which of the following arguments uses logos. Select all that apply. Multiple select question. This bar chart shows the decrease in funding for our public libraries over the past fifteen years. The data for this chart came from the mayor's office, which provided us with copies of the city's budget for each of those fifteen years. As you can see, the decrease in funding was most drastic in 2010, but even as the economy started to recover from the economic recession, funding continued to decline. I used to use the library to work on my rsum and to search for better-paying jobs after my work shift ended, but it's harder now because the branch near me has had to cut the number of hours it's open. They say they don't have enough money to stay open as late as they used to. Some days I can't go because they aren't open at all. I want the city government to give more money to our library system. Funding for the public libraries in our city has steadily decreased over the past fifteen years, even as the range of technology that libraries are expected to use and provide has exploded. Funding