Using natural deduction, prove the following: (Please ensure that you make use of only inference rules. Do not use sequence introduction rules). A v B, B ↔ C, D & ~C ⊢ A
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Using natural deduction, show the following: (Please ensure that you make use of only the core inference rules. Do not use sequence introduction rules). a. ~A, A ↔ B ⊢ ~B b. A → (B v C), B → ~D, C → ~D ⊢ A → ~D c. ~A → (B → ~C), ~D → (~C → A), D v ~A, ~D ⊢ ~B d. ~A → (A v (B → A)), (B v C) → ~A, B v C ⊢ C
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