5. Justify each step in the proof sequence of(A → (BVC)) AB'AC'→A'1. A → (BVC)2. B3. C4. B'AC5. (BVC)'6. A'6. Justify each step in the proof sequence ofA'ABA(B(AVC)) → C1. A'2. B3. B→ (AVC)4. AVC5. (A')' VC6. A'→ C7. C

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6. Justify each step in the proof sequence of A'ABA(B(AVC)) → C 1. A 2. B 3. B→ (AVC) 4. AVC 5. (A')' VC 6. A'→ C 7. C

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5. Justify each step in the proof sequence of
(A → (BVC)) AB'AC'→A'
1. A → (BVC)
2. B
3. C
4. B'AC
5. (BVC)'
6. A'
6. Justify each step in the proof sequence of
A'ABA(B(AVC)) → C
1. A'
2. B
3. B→ (AVC)
4. AVC
5. (A')' VC
6. A'→ C
7. C

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