Use the first thirteen rules of inference to derive the conclusion of the symbolized argument below. HKL 3 C • כ V ( ) { } [ MP MT HS DS CD Simp Conj Add DM Com Assoc Dist DN Trans Impl Equiv Exp Taut ACP CP AIP IP PREMISE 1 (K • H) v (K • L) PREMISE 2 -L 3 PREMISE CONCLUSION H

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