What is the rule of inference or propositional logic is used below: -R--> -P -P --> S ::-R --> S (A) Modus Ponens B Hypothetical Syllogism c) Modus Tollens D Resolution

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Q: Use the laws of propositional logic to prove the following: -p - (q - r) = q (pvr)

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