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Construct direct proofs to show that the following symbolic arguments are valid. Commas mark the
breaks between premises.
1. F→(GH), -F→J, -(GH) .. J
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P→Q, R-S, P v R, (Qv-S)-(-TV-W), T. W
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(A v G)→K, K-(B-F), A.B .. F
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-C-(F→C), -C. -F
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(C-D), -C-S, -D→T. SVT
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(W-U)-X.. -U-W
7. --TV-R, -(Sv -R), (T-S)→-Q, W→Q. -W
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(JL), (~J V-L)--M, -E v (M v-S)..-(S-E)
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14. -U-B, S--B, -(U-S), Tv B.. T
15. AB, B-C.. -AVC
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