From the following well-formed formula Let P: A ∧ B and Q : A → C P → Q: A ∧ B → If A, Then C P → Q :  A ∧ B  → (A → C) Construct a table that evaluates the truth value for P → Q Is there a modus ponens?  Thanks

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 (¬p → u) ∨ r
 (¬q → u) → s
 prove s using natural deduction
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