For each of the following sequents, provide a proof that demonstrates their validity. 1. Vx(Gx→Px) E VxGx→VxPx2. Vx(Gx→Px), Vx(PX→HX) F Ga→Ha3. Vx(Gx→Px), Vx(Px→Hx) F x(Gx→Hx)4. Vx(Gx→Px), Vx(Px→Hx) - vx(~Hx→»Gx)5. Vx((Gx&Px)→3yLry), Ix(Gx&Px) F 3ryLxy

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