The following premises are given. Choose the order of rules of inference that are listed below to show that q must be true. I. Modus ponens II. Modus tollens II. Hypothetical Syllogism IV. Disjunctive syllogism V. Addition VI. Simplification VII. Conjunction VIII. Resolution -p -r -(p or q) –r

The following premises are given. Choose the order of rules of inference that are listed below to show that q must be true. I. Modus ponens II. Modus tollens II. Hypothetical Syllogism IV. Disjunctive syllogism V. Addition VI. Simplification VII. Conjunction VIII. Resolution -p -r -(p or q) –r

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The following premises are given. Choose the order of rules of inference that are listed below to show that q must be true.
I. Modus ponens
II. Modus tollens
II. Hypothetical Syllogism
IV. Disjunctive syllogism
V. Addition
VI. Simplification
Conjunction
VIII. Resolution
-p
-r
-(p or g) →r

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