Use theindirect truth table method to determine whether the following arguments are valid or invalid . If invalid, specify a counterexample. A ɔ (B v C) ^ כ C- (~D E. B /E. A ~Y = (~X· Z) .Y כZ IZɔ X X כ Z/ כ N O P P = Q / ~(Qv N)

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