Question 6. Use logical equivalences to show the following equivalences. Clearly indicate which law you use in each step. (Just pick 2) (a) p→ q = ¬(p ^ ¬q) (b) (p ^ ¬q) V (¬p ^ q) = (p V q) ^ (-p V ¬g) (с) (р — (q Vr)) %3 (р — 9) v (р —))

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