Reduce the proposition using laws Simplify q∨(w∧¬w) to q Select a law from below to apply to: q∨(w∧¬w)                                                                   Laws Distributive (a∧b)∨(a∧c)≡a∧(b∨c) (a∨b)∧(a∨c)≡a∨(b∧c)   Commutative a∨b≡b∨a a∧b≡b∧a   Complement a∨¬a≡T a∧¬a≡F

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