need help asap please!! For each numbered line that is not a premise in each of the formal proofs that follow state the rule of inference/replacement thatjustifies it.1. (N ɔ 0)2. ((N . 0) ɔ P)3. - (N· P).. - N4. (N ɔ (N . 0))1 (?)5. (N ɔ P)4, 2 (?)6. (N ɔ (N. P))5 (?)7. - N6, 3 (?)PromptsSubmitted AnswersHow did we arrive with line number 4?AbsorptionHow did we arrive with line number 5?Hypothetical SyllogismHow did we arrive with line number 6?AbsorptionHow did we arrive with line number 7?Choose a match

We fill the given blank by using rules of inference or replacement rules.

For each numbered line that is not a premise in each of the formal proofs that follow state the rule of inference/replacement that justifies it. 1. (N ɔ 0) 2. ((N . 0) ɔ P) 3. - (N· P) .. - N 4. (N ɔ (N . 0)) 1 (?) 5. (N ɔ P) 4, 2 (?) 6. (N ɔ (N . P)) 5 (?) 7. - N 6, 3 (?)

For each numbered line that is not a premise in each of the formal proofs that follow state the rule of inference/replacement that justifies it. 1. (N ɔ 0) 2. ((N . 0) ɔ P) 3. - (N· P) .. - N 4. (N ɔ (N . 0)) 1 (?) 5. (N ɔ P) 4, 2 (?) 6. (N ɔ (N . P)) 5 (?) 7. - N 6, 3 (?)

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need help asap please!!

For each numbered line that is not a premise in each of the formal proofs that follow state the rule of inference/replacement that
justifies it.
1. (N ɔ 0)
2. ((N . 0) ɔ P)
3. - (N· P)
.. - N
4. (N ɔ (N . 0))
1 (?)
5. (N ɔ P)
4, 2 (?)
6. (N ɔ (N. P))
5 (?)
7. - N
6, 3 (?)
Prompts
Submitted Answers
How did we arrive with line number 4?
Absorption
How did we arrive with line number 5?
Hypothetical Syllogism
How did we arrive with line number 6?
Absorption
How did we arrive with line number 7?
Choose a match

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