Question No.1:For the below argument whose premises are given in the symbolic form, explain which rules of inference are used for each step to get the conclusion. Premises: ~q V r, rw, p ArConclusion: s V~w.

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A: We use the rules of inference to prove the given argument.

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Q: | For the below argument whose premises are given in the symbolic form, explain which rules of…

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Q: the conditional statement. (a v b) ⇒ c

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Q: 2. sVr .: s Vt

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Q: p^q → ~r pV ~q ~q → p

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Q: Rules of inference. Answer 3

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Q: For the below argument whose premises are given in the symbolic form, explain whic rules of…

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