8. Test the validity of the following arguments using:8.1 Flow of the argument,8.2 By using truth tables,P→ ¬RQVR-P::Q

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8. Test the validity of the following arguments using: 8.1 Flow of the argument, 8.2 By using truth tables, P→ ¬R QVR -P :.0