You want T'Vin to clean his room, and (like many parents) you've resorted to bribery - you are willing to replicate some ice cream in exchange for compliance. T'Vin loves ice cream and hates cleaning. He would rather have ice cream and clean his room than do neither, but will not clean his room without the reward of ice cream, nor will he clean if he has any hope of getting ice cream some other way. (a) You tell T'Vin "If you don't clean your room, then I won't replicate you any ice cream." He looks at you and says "It is not yet logical to clean my room." Why will he not comply? (1-2 sentences) (b) You try again: "Forget the first promise" you say "If you clean your room, then I will replicate you some ice cream." Still he says, "It is not yet logical to clean my room" Why is he not cleaning? (1-2 sentences) (c) Give a logical sentence (or sentences) which will compel T'Vin to clean his room. Argue that T'Vin will finally clean his room. (2-4 sentences)