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Two points of intersection are on the graph at (-1,7) and (1,3).

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$\neg (q \vee r) \equiv (\neg q \wedge \neg r)$ [morgan laws]

if $(\neg q \wedge \neg r)$ is true, then $\neg q$ is true and $\neg r$ is too.

with $\neg q$ true, then $q$ is false [double denial]

In the first equivalence it follows that $\neg p$ is true [identity law]

Then it can be concluded that $\neg p$

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