Consider the following premises.Q(5)-Q(7)Vx (¬T(x) → ¬S(x))Vx (Q(x) → ¬T(x))What conclusions can be drawn? Select all that apply.A. S(7)B. ¬S(7)|C. ¬T(5)D. ¬S(5)|E. ¬T(7)|F. T(5)|G. S(5)H. T(7)|Here is a summary of the basic rules of inference.

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Description: Consider the following premises.Q(5)-Q(7)Vx (¬T(x) → ¬S(x))Vx (Q(x) → ¬T(x))What conclusions can be drawn? Select all that apply.A. S(7)B. ¬S(7)|C. ¬T(5)D. ¬S(5)|E. ¬T(7)|F. T(5)|G. S(5)H. T(7)|Here is a summary of the basic rules of inference.

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Čonsider the following premises. Q(5) -Q(7) Vx (¬T(x) → ¬S(x)) Vx (Q(x) → ¬T(x)) What conclusions can be drawn? Select all that apply.

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