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Show that the following compound propositions are logically equivalent without the use of truth tables. (ii) (tvs) v (~t^ s) and t (i) pq and (pvq) v (p ^ q) (iii) p^(ps) ^ (s→t) and p^s^t

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Show that the following compound propositions are logically equivalent without the
use of truth tables.
(ii) ~(tvs) v (~t ^ s) and ~t
(i) pq and ~(pvq) ✓ (p^q)
(iii) p^(p→s) ^ (s➜t) and p^s^t

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