Using the transformation rules of system P, prove the following proposition to be a tautology. In other words, construct a proof for the following theorem of system P: VI. ~P ? [X ? (~Z ? (P ? ~X)))]
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(P ⊃ (X ⊃ Z)) ⊃ ((~Z ⊃ ~X) ⊃ (P ⊃ ~Z)) [Axiom 3] Show more…
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