SOLUTION: The question is to proof P = P and all the following rules must be involved: &out, ->in, &in, and ->in
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Question 1049114: The question is to proof P = P and all the following rules must be involved: &out, ->in, &in, and ->in
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Your notation is non-standard. What do &out, ->in, &in, and ->in mean?
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
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