Using the rules of inference, premises conclude with “d” step                                Reasons 1. a ∨ b                           Premise 2. b ∨ c → e                    Premise 3. d ∨ ¬e                        Premise 4. ¬a ∨ c                         Premise

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Q: 6. Show that the following argument is valid. Make sure you indicate a reason for each step. p → q s…

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Q: Use rules of inference to prove that the following argument is valid. list the rule of inference…

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Q: (A V B)→ ~c CVD A → ~B •. A → D

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