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Do the following Inductive Proof Exercise: You might already be familiar with procedures for "driving" negations into the scopes of other functors through successive applications of DeMorgan's rule. Consider then the following claim, which can be established through logical induction: Any formula is equivalent to one in which all negations (if any) range over just single proposition letters (that is, one in which all the negations have been "driven" inside of any parentheses).

          Do the following Inductive Proof Exercise:
You might already be familiar with procedures for "driving" negations into the scopes of other functors
through successive applications of DeMorgan's rule. Consider then the following claim, which can be
established through logical induction:
Any formula is equivalent to one in which all negations (if any) range over just single proposition
letters (that is, one in which all the negations have been "driven" inside of any parentheses).

Do the following Inductive Proof Exercise:
You might already be familiar with procedures for "driving" negations into the scopes of other functors
through successive applications of DeMorgan's rule. Consider then the following claim, which can be
established through logical induction:
Any formula is equivalent to one in which all negations (if any) range over just single proposition
letters (that is, one in which all the negations have been "driven" inside of any parentheses).

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