Use the eighteen rules of inference to derive the conclusions of the symbolized arguments. The problem is located below. Please solve this problem. I have posted other questions before and the question was not answered. Please answer as quickly as possible. Show all steps and what was used. 1. premise (O⊃C)*(~S⊃~D) 2. premise (E⊃D)*(~E⊃~C)  conclusion O⊃S

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