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tino4ka555 [31]4 years ago

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<span> The user's browser renders the html code as a visual web page. I think. Let me know if I git it wrong! :P</span>

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Solution:

Let us Consider following predicates:

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The given argument is valid or correct and prove using the inference rule as follows:

Step Premises Reason (Rule used)

1. ∀x (S(x) ∧ (M(x) V D(x)) --> A(x)) Premise

2. S(Penelope) ∧ (M(Penelope)

V D(Penelope)) --> ¬ A(Penelope) Universal instantiation

3. S(Penelope) Premise

4. A(Penelope) Premise

5. ¬[S(Penelope) ∧ (M(Penelope)

V D(Penelope))] 2,4, Modus Tollens

6. ¬S(Penelope) V (¬M(Penelope)

∧ ¬D(Penelope)) De Morgan law

7.¬M(Penelope) ∧ ¬D(Penelope) 3,6,Disjunctive Syllogism

8¬D(Penelope) 7, Simplification

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