Consider the following claim: This sentence is false. Use the method of reductio ad absurdum to show the above sentence highlighted in yellow is a paradox (if it is true, then it is false, and if it is false, then it is true). Help: The overall procedure for the reductio ad absurdum is to assume a sentence is true and find an inconsistency by following the consequences of that assumption (this is not always possible, but for this exercise it is). Make sure you review this procedure in Guide to Argument Analysis and Guide to Argument Analysis - Practice. In particular for this exercise, assume, "This sentence is false" is really a true statement. If it is true, then that means (1). Continuing on, if we assume (1) is also true, then furthermore that means (2). Your answer should tell me what (1) and (2) al why they are inconsistent.​