Let A and B1, B2, , Bn be statement letters. Prove the

Chapter 3, Problem 69

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Let A and B1, B2, , Bn be statement letters. Prove the finite extension of the distributive equivalences of propositional logic: A ~ (B1 ` B2 ` c` Bn) 3 (A ~ B1) ` (A ~ B2) ` c` (A ~ Bn) and A ` (B1 ~ B2 ~ c~ Bn) 3 (A ` B1) ~ (A ` B2) ~ c~ (A ` Bn) for n 2.

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