Use inference rules and laws of propositional logic to infer 3x(R(x) ^ ¬T(x)) from the following three givens. Be sure to site the rules used and which lines they are used on at each step. You may use commutativity and associativity without citation 1 Vr(P(x) → ¬Q(x)) 2 3r(Q(x) ^ R(x)) 3 Vr(T(r)→ P(x))

Use inference rules and laws of propositional logic to infer 3x(R(x) ^ ¬T(x)) from the following three givens. Be sure to site the rules used and which lines they are used on at each step. You may use commutativity and associativity without citation 1 Vr(P(x) → ¬Q(x)) 2 3r(Q(x) ^ R(x)) 3 Vr(T(r)→ P(x))

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You may use commutativity and associativity without citation
1 Vr(P(x) → ¬Q(x))
2 3r(Q(r) ^ R(r))
3 Vr(T(x) → P(x))
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