If the computer is not fixed, then the company either needs to buy a new one or will not be able to keep up productivity.
Which of the following breaks down the complex proposition above into the simple propositions?
- If the computer is not fixed, then the company needs to buy a new one. The company will not be able to keep up productivity.
- The computer is not fixed. The company needs to buy a new computer. The company will not be able to keep up productivity.
- The computer is not fixed. The company either needs to buy a new one or will not be able to keep up productivity.
- The company does not have enough computers.
