I am trying to do my homework for Logic lesson in LaTex and I need to make Argument Diagrams. I have no idea how to make these in LaTex. All I think is doing it manually with TikzImage.
Below are some examples for Argument Diagrams. (From our textbook “Schaum’s outline Logic 2nd Edition”)
After searching on the internet I saw people doing Argument Diagrams with tikzcd. This is an example of something I did by copying other people's work.
\begin{center} \begin{tikzcd}[row sep=1.5em,column sep=0.3em] {1} \arrow{d} \& {} \& {} \& {} \& {} \& {} \& {} \\ {2} \& {+} \& {3} \& {+}\arrow{d} \& {4} \& {+} \& {5} \\ {} \& {} \& {} \& {6} \& {} \& {} \& {} \\ \end{tikzcd} \end{center}
And here is the image of the output:
However, I want to add a horizontal line under the second row.
I couldn’t find any way to do it. Are you guys familiar with how to do such a thing?