(P → (Q v R)) –| |– (P → Q) v (P → R) PHIL 2303 Logic. 8.5. Tautologies and Equivalences. Practice Exercise Question B2. I'm struggling on how to solve this by means of a method of subproofs and negation rules. Use natural deduction for this. This is the only question left I have on the homework. First, prove: P → (Q v R) |– (P → Q) v (P → R) And then prove the other side: (P → Q) v (P → R) |– (P → (Q v R))

(P → (Q v R)) –| |– (P → Q) v (P → R) PHIL 2303 Logic. 8.5. Tautologies and Equivalences. Practice Exercise Question B2. I'm struggling on how to solve this by means of a method of subproofs and negation rules. Use natural deduction for this. This is the only question left I have on the homework. First, prove: P → (Q v R) |– (P → Q) v (P → R) And then prove the other side: (P → Q) v (P → R) |– (P → (Q v R))

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