If p. q .'. r is a valid argument, which of the following must be a true statement?Or- (pv q)- (bv d)r(bv d) -(pv q) - r

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If p. q .'. r is a valid argument, which of the following must be a true statement? Or- r - (pv q) (p ^ q) → r r- (p ^ q) (pv q) → r -