Apply the Venn test of validity in order to determine whether the following categorical inferences are valid or invalid
1. All S are P; therefore, all P are S
2. Some S are P; therefore, some P are S
3. Some S are P; therefore, some P are not S
4. Some S are P; therefore, all P are S
5. No S are P; therefore, no P are S
6. No P are S; therefore, some S are P
7. Some S are not P; therefore, some P are not S
8. All S are P; therefore some P are not S
1. Invalid
2. Valid
3. Invalid
4. Invalid
5. Valid
6. Invalid
7. Invalid
8. Invalid
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