(p – q) v (~r) (~p) ^ (q v r) r → (~p) (premise 1) (premise 2) (premise 3) Determine which of the following statements is a valid conclusion from the above set of premises using truth tables or by providing a logical explanation. (~p) v (~r) q → (p ^ (~q)) p → (q ^ ~r)

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