c. (x=0)∨((x+x)>0) ⊢ (y=(x+x)) -> ((y>0)∨(y=(0+x))) 5. Prove the validity of the following sequents using, among others, the rules =i and =e. Make sure that you indicate for each application of =e what the rule instances φ, t1, and t2 are.
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