Discrete Math I was confused about how to answer these questions ( I attached them). If you could help me with them, I really appreciated it. Thank you.This is the one I answered and not sure if it correct1. p → q 4. r→p 2,3 D.S Disjunctive syllogism2. (r V s) → p 3. ¬s .·. r → q 1,4 H.S Hypothetical Syllogism C.1. p» (g v r)2. 73. Therefore, p-gd.1. -(OA (g v r))2. Therefore, (-p v-(g v r))(2)3. Apply a series of logical equivalences and/or rules of inference to show that 7 -»gfollows from the following premises. Be sure to indicate the line mumber(s) and logicalequivalence or rule of inference used in each step.1. p-+42. v)p3. -3(2) 4. Use logical equivalences and rules of inference to show that -5 A (I-a)follows from the following premises:1. (tV t)p2. 5t3. p-44. -t(3) 5. Write a direct proof to show that if m is an even integer then Sm+ 3 is an oddinteger.(3)6. Write an indirect proof to show if 3m +1 is an odd integer then m is an eveninteger.

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I was confused about how to answer these questions ( I attached them). If you could help me with them, I really appreciated it. Thank you.

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1. p → q 4. r→p 2,3 D.S Disjunctive syllogism

2. (r V s) → p

3. ¬s

.·. r → q 1,4 H.S Hypothetical Syllogism

C.
1. p» (g v r)
2. 7
3. Therefore, p-g
d.
1. -(OA (g v r))
2. Therefore, (-p v-(g v r))
(2)3. Apply a series of logical equivalences and/or rules of inference to show that 7 -»g
follows from the following premises. Be sure to indicate the line mumber(s) and logical
equivalence or rule of inference used in each step.
1. p-+4
2. v)p
3. -3
(2) 4. Use logical equivalences and rules of inference to show that -5 A (I-a)
follows from the following premises:
1. (tV t)p
2. 5t
3. p-4
4. -t
(3) 5. Write a direct proof to show that if m is an even integer then Sm+ 3 is an odd
integer.
(3)6. Write an indirect proof to show if 3m +1 is an odd integer then m is an even
integer.

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