Determine the value of the following formula under the interpretation v(p) = T, v(g) = F, v(r) = T: %3D -[((p ^ ¬q) → r) → (p V ¬r)] show your work.

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Q: Given the argument (P → Q) → (Q' →P' ), prove that it is a valid argument using deduction.

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