Using the substitution theorem and the important equivalences (handout) show thefollowing equivalence. Use only one substitution/equivalence rule (such as absorption) perstep and justify each step by name.((-p) → (r V q)) = ((¬r) → ((¬p) → q))

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Using the substitution theorem and the important equivalences (handout) show the following equivalence. Use only one substitution/equivalence rule (such as absorption) per step and justify each step by name. ((-p) → (r V q)) = ((¬r) → ((¬p) → q))