SOLUTION: Solve the following using rules of replacement: (E → T) ∧ (T → O), (¬O ∨ E)∴ (O ↔ T)

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Question 996085: Solve the following using rules of replacement:
(E → T) ∧ (T → O), (¬O ∨ E)∴ (O ↔ T)

Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
NumberStatementLines UsedReason
1(E -> T) & (T -> O)
2~O v E
:.O <--> T
3E -> T1Simp
4(T -> O) & (E -> T)1Comm
5T -> O4Simp
6~~O -> E2MI
7O -> E6DN
8O -> T7,3HS
9(O -> T) & (T -> O)8,5Conj
10O <--> T9ME

Acronyms/Abbreviations used
Simp = Simplification
Comm = Commutation
MI = Material Implication
ME = Material Equivalence
Conj = Conjunction
HS = Hypothetical Syllogism

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