SOLUTION: 1.(pVq)^[~(pVq)] 2.~(p➡(q➡(p^q))) 3.((~p)Vq)➡(p➡q) 4.((~q)➡(~p))➡(p➡q) Hope you help me this thank you!

SOLUTION: 1.(pVq)^[~(pVq)] 2.~(p➡(q➡(p^q))) 3.((~p)Vq)➡(p➡q) 4.((~q)➡(~p))➡(p➡q) Hope you help me this thank you!

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Question 1190243: 1.(pVq)^[~(pVq)]
2.~(p➡(q➡(p^q)))
3.((~p)Vq)➡(p➡q)
4.((~q)➡(~p))➡(p➡q)
Hope you help me this thank you!
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