In the "Quantifiers Video" when rule #2 is introduced the notes reflect that the S is common when positioned as follows:
P: A-some-B
P: B --> C
However the first example after the notes we are given the following problem is positioned as follows:
P: W-some-U
P: W--> V
The video says that this setup follows the second rule and they share the sufficient condition in common. How is that so if it is positioned differently?
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