Topic- Sequences, Recurrence and Mathematical Induction Prove that for all integersn≥ 2,~ (P₁ ^ p₂^... ^Pn) ~ P₁V ~ P₂V...V~ Pn,where p₁, ..., Pn are logical propositions.

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Prove that for all integers n ≥ 2,~ (P₁ ^ p2^... ^Pn) =~ P₁V ~ P₂V...V~ Pn, where p₁, ..., Pn are logical propositions.