We want to prove that P₁, (P₁V P2) → (P3 V P4). (P3) → P4 i

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Q5. We want to prove that P₁, (P₁V P2) → (P3 V P4). (P3) → P4 is a valid argument. Fill
in the justifications at each step.
1. P₁
2. (P₁ V P₂)→ (P3 V P4)
3. P₁V P₂
4. P3 V P4
5. ¬P3
6. P4
7. (P3)→ P4
Transcribed Image Text:Q5. We want to prove that P₁, (P₁V P2) → (P3 V P4). (P3) → P4 is a valid argument. Fill in the justifications at each step. 1. P₁ 2. (P₁ V P₂)→ (P3 V P4) 3. P₁V P₂ 4. P3 V P4 5. ¬P3 6. P4 7. (P3)→ P4
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