SOLUTION: use an ordinary proof (not conditional or indirect proof) 1. F⊃(J∨∼F) 2. J⊃(L∨∼J) / F⊃L

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Question 1149079: use an ordinary proof (not conditional or indirect proof)
1. F⊃(J∨∼F)
2. J⊃(L∨∼J) / F⊃L

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1. F⊃(J∨∼F) Premise
2. J⊃(L∨∼J) Premise
// Show F⊃L
3. ~Fv(Jv~F) 1, Material Implication (MI)
4. ~FvJ 3, IdemV Elimination (may go by other names, AvBvA == AvB)
5. F⊃J 4, MI
6. ~Jv(Lv~J) 2, MI
7. ~JvL 6, IdemV Elimination
8. J⊃L 7, MI
9. F⊃L 5,8 Hypothetical Syllogism (HS)
*** Proof complete ***

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