1. (a) A set of Boolean formulas is called consistent if there is an assignment of the truth-values 0 and 1 to the propositional variables under which all of the formulas in the set are true. Is the following set consistent or inconsistent? Explain your answer. \{ (A \lor B) \to \neg C, \neg A \to (\neg C \land \neg B), \neg (C \to A) \} (5 marks)
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