1 (P • ∼Q) ≡ (R $\lor$ S)
2 ∼(R ≡ ∼T)
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question 46

Multiple Choice

1. (P • ∼Q) ≡ (R $\lor$ S)
2. ∼(R ≡ ∼T)
3. (T $\lor$ ∼S) • (T $\lor$ P)
4. ∼T
-Which of the following propositions is an immediate (one-step) consequence in PL of the given premises?

• A) ∼R ≡ ∼∼T
• B) ∼R ≡ T
• C) ∼R ≡ ∼T
• D) Options A, B, and C
• E) Options A and B, but not option C

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