SOLUTION: 1. G > H 2. A > (G * E) 3. A / A* (H v B)

Question 690033: 1. G > H
2. A > (G * E)
3. A / A* (H v B)
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

1. G > H
2. A > (G * E)
3. A                  / A* (H v B)
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4. G * E                        2,3      Modus Ponens
5. G                            4        Simplification
6. H                            1,5      Modus Ponens
7. H v B                        6        Addition
8. A * (H v B)                  3,7      Conjunction

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