Problem 2 Show that the compound propositions -p → (q → r) and q→ (p v r) are logically equivalent using propositional laws. Note: Do NOT use truth tables to show this equivalence; use propositional laws (DeMorgans, Negation, Identity etc. from the class notes)

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