Part IV. For each of the following lists of premises, derive the conclusion using the rule included and complete the justification. See section 3B in the text. 14) 1. S = A 2. _____, Add 15) 1. (A \cdot B) \lor P 2. R \cdot (W \lor F) 3. (Y \cdot B) \supset (K \cdot M) 4. _____, Simp 16) 1. D \lor B 2. \~M 3. _____, Conj 17) 1. P \lor G 2. (G \supset A) \cdot (P \supset H) 3. (P \supset B) \cdot (G \supset O) 4. _____, CD
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