Let R represents color red, O represents color orange, and Y represents color yellow.In the axiomatic structure, the undefined terms are R, O and Y.Likewise, x is defined as any strings of O's and Y's.There are four axioms:31. – 35.1. If a string of letters ends in O, you may add Y at the end.2. If you have Rx, then you may add x to get Rxx.3. If 3 O's occur, that is O0O, then you may substitute Y in the place.4. If YY occurs, you drop it.Using a paragraph proof, given that ROOOYYO0000, prove ROOY.

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