If poor people live as long as rich people, then longevity is unaffected by wealth. Either the less affluent have stopped smoking or it is not the case that longevity is unaffected by wealth. It is not the case that the less affluent have stopped smoking. Therefore, poor people do not live as long as rich people. (P = Poor people live as long as rich people, L = Longevity is unaffected by wealth, S = Less affluent people have Stopped smoking)

It is false to claim that there is a relationship between longevity and the wealth of an individual.Why is it false to claim that longevity and wealth are related?It is false to state that longevity and wealth are related because an individual's wealth does not directly affect his or her longevity. If this were a constant, the richest man in the world would be many years old. Yet many millionaire men have died young or younger than poorer men.How are these two variables related?The variables of longevity and wealth are related because in some cases money does contribute to a person taking better care of their health and therefore having greater longevity. However, it is not a determining factor. On the other hand, there are cases in which very poor men have had a very long life without needing to have wealth.Due to the above, it is false to affirm that the longevity of an individual depends on or is directly related to its wealth.Note: This question is incomplete because there is some information missing. Here is the complete information:Question:Is there some relationship between longevity and wealth?Learn more about wealth in: https://brainly.com/question/17011735#SPJ1