Prove the following statements using natural deduction rules. 1. Give a natural deduction proof of P→R from hypothesis (P∨Q) →R. How does this differ from a proof of ((P∨Q)→R)→(P→R)? 2. Give a natural deduction proof of C→(A∨B)∧C from hypothesis A∨B. 3. Give a natural deduction proof for the following premises P→Q, R→¬Q, (S→¬P) →R and conclusion will be (¬T∨P) → (T→S)

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