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Chapter 7, Problem 12E
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- To prove the conjunction, it suffices to prove each literal separately.
- To prove ¬B, add the negated goal S7: B.57
- Resolve S7 with S5, giving S8: F.
- Resolve S7 with S6, giving S9: C.
- Resolve S8 with S3, giving S10: (¬C ∨ ¬B).
- Resolve S9 with S10, giving S11: ¬B...
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