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**Create a proof for the following argument:**
1. \(\sim D\)
2. \(C \lor (D \lor F)\)
3. \(\sim (\sim C \cdot \sim F) \supset [(G \cdot D) \lor (G \cdot H)] / G \cdot (D \lor H)\)
4. \(\_\), \(\_\), \(\_\), \(\_\)
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This content outlines logical statements where the task is to create a proof based on given premises and derive a conclusion.
**Explanations:**
- **Premise 1** (\(\sim D\)): This notation indicates the negation of proposition \(D\).
- **Premise 2** (\(C \lor (D \lor F)\)): This represents a logical disjunction (or) between \(C\) and another disjunction of \(D\) or \(F\).
- **Premise 3** (\(\sim (\sim C \cdot \sim F) \supset [(G \cdot D) \lor (G \cdot H)] / G \cdot (D \lor H)\)): This is a conditional statement. The antecedent is the negation of the conjunction of \(\sim C\) and \(\sim F\). The consequent is a disjunction of conjunctions divided by another conjunction of \(G\) with another disjunction in parentheses.
- **Step 4**: Provides spaces for the logical steps or conclusion to be filled in order to complete the proof.
The structure focuses on showcasing logical reasoning through given statements, leading learners to derive conclusions through proper logical operations.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/07cd9715-7e40-46aa-8a30-5a2ee2cd1f05/d1b6b7d8-2224-4f61-b2b1-45c4b5d40cb3/9xxt0kb_processed.png)
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**Create a proof for the following argument:**
1. \(\sim D\)
2. \(C \lor (D \lor F)\)
3. \(\sim (\sim C \cdot \sim F) \supset [(G \cdot D) \lor (G \cdot H)] / G \cdot (D \lor H)\)
4. \(\_\), \(\_\), \(\_\), \(\_\)
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This content outlines logical statements where the task is to create a proof based on given premises and derive a conclusion.
**Explanations:**
- **Premise 1** (\(\sim D\)): This notation indicates the negation of proposition \(D\).
- **Premise 2** (\(C \lor (D \lor F)\)): This represents a logical disjunction (or) between \(C\) and another disjunction of \(D\) or \(F\).
- **Premise 3** (\(\sim (\sim C \cdot \sim F) \supset [(G \cdot D) \lor (G \cdot H)] / G \cdot (D \lor H)\)): This is a conditional statement. The antecedent is the negation of the conjunction of \(\sim C\) and \(\sim F\). The consequent is a disjunction of conjunctions divided by another conjunction of \(G\) with another disjunction in parentheses.
- **Step 4**: Provides spaces for the logical steps or conclusion to be filled in order to complete the proof.
The structure focuses on showcasing logical reasoning through given statements, leading learners to derive conclusions through proper logical operations.
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