SOLUTION: Can anybody finish this proof for me? 1. (V v ~R) > C 2. (~C & M) v (F & ~C) / R Thank you, I'm very lost.

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Question 981104: Can anybody finish this proof for me?
1. (V v ~R) > C
2. (~C & M) v (F & ~C)
/ R
Thank you, I'm very lost.

Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
NumberStatementLines UsedReason
1(V v ~R) > C
2(~C & M) v (F & ~C)
:.R
3(~C & M) v (~C & F)2Commutation
4~C & (M v F)3Distribution
5~C4Simplification
6~(V v ~R)1,5Modus Tollens
7~V & ~~R6De Morgan's Law
8~V & R7Double Negation
9R & ~V8Commutation
10R9Simplification

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