I have an assignment from my lecturer and I'm not sure with my answer. Could you share your answer so I can compare and check with my answer... Thanks for helping...
Question: Prove that:
1st Statement : p -> q v r 2nd Statement : ~q v ~r Conclusion : ~p v ~r
is invalid!!!
My last prove is : ~(~p v r) v (~p v q). Is it true?
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