Construct a formal proof of validity by adding statements to the given premises using rules of inference. 2. Construct a formal proof of validity by adding statements to the given premises usingrules of inference.1. (рла) —r2. p/: (a nF)3.4.5.б.7.8.1. а —b2. (алЬ) — с3. алс/:аВ.4.5.б.7.A.

2 A. Given, 1. p∧q→r 2. p/∴q ∧r¯

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2. Construct a formal proof of validity by adding statements to the given premises using rules of inference.