PROBLEM 1. Consider [( p A (~r)) V (r^(-a))] V (~p V q), to answer the following questions: 1. Construct the truth table for the given compound proposition. 2. Prove that [(p ^ (~r)) V (r^ (~q))] V (~p V q) = F using the direct proof approach (axiomatic method).

PROBLEM 1. Consider [( p A (~r)) V (r^(-a))] V (~p V q), to answer the following questions: 1. Construct the truth table for the given compound proposition. 2. Prove that [(p ^ (~r)) V (r^ (~q))] V (~p V q) = F using the direct proof approach (axiomatic method).

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