Let P, Q and R be statements. Use substitution method by applying the laws given in Unit I step-by-step to prove the following equivalence: PVQVR= (-P = Q)v (-P = R) canned with CamScanner

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Let P, Q and R be statements. Use substitution method by applying the laws given in
Unit I step-by-step to prove the following equivalence:
PVQVR= (-P = Q)v (-P = R)
CS
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