Question 3.5Using the basic natural deduction rules, the introduction and elimination rules of the basic modallogic K, as well as the following three additional rules for KT45DOTprove the validity□(pq),DOооф4of the following sequent:(pr), □ (qr) KT Or100B-DO5

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Using the basic natural deduction rules, the introduction and elimination rules of the basic modal logic K, as well as the following three additional rules for KT45 DO T оф роф 4 prove the validity of the following sequent: □(pq), O(pr), (qr) KT Or 100 00-ם 5