Construct the derivation of this argument using only the 18 Rules we've learned (so, do not use CP or IP). 1. M>(*K>R) 2. K-"M 3. "R Construct the derivation of this argument specifically using Conditional Proof (CP) and any of the 18 rules. 1. M> (K v ^L) 2. L5 (MƆK) /M>(L> K)

Construct the derivation of this argument using only the 18 Rules we've learned (so, do not use CP or IP). 1. M>(*K>R) 2. K-"M 3. "R Construct the derivation of this argument specifically using Conditional Proof (CP) and any of the 18 rules. 1. M> (K v ^L) 2. L5 (MƆK) /M>(L> K)

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Construct the derivation of this argument using only the 18 Rules we've learned (so, do not use
CP or IP).
1. M> (~K>R)
2. K-"M
3. "R
/~M
Construct the derivation of this argument specifically using Conditional Proof (CP) and any of
the 18 rules.
1. M> (K v "L)
2. L5 (M> K)
/M> (LD K)
Construct the derivation of this argument specifically using Indirect Proof (IP) and any of the 18
rules.
1. "S> (K • L)
2. КъR
3. LɔR
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