Prove the validity of the following sequents, assuming the binding priority of the connectives. A). p → q, r → s ⊢p ∨r → q ∨s B). (p ∨(q → p)) ∧q ⊢p C). p → (q ∨r), q → s, r → s ⊢p → s

Prove the validity of the following sequents, assuming the binding priority of the connectives. A). p → q, r → s ⊢p ∨r → q ∨s B). (p ∨(q → p)) ∧q ⊢p C). p → (q ∨r), q → s, r → s ⊢p → s

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Prove the validity of the following sequents, assuming the binding priority of the connectives.

A). p → q, r → s ⊢p ∨r → q ∨s

B). (p ∨(q → p)) ∧q ⊢p

C). p → (q ∨r), q → s, r → s ⊢p → s

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