SOLUTION: 1. B > (C . D ) 2. R 3. B :. (C . D ) . R

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Question 617774: 1. B > (C . D )
2. R
3. B
:. (C . D ) . R

Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
1. B > (C . D )
2. R
3. B
:. (C . D ) . R
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4. C . D                        1,3    Modus Ponens
5. (C . D) . R                  4,2    Conjunction

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