Let A, B and C be three predicates. Argue whether following are valid or not using Natural
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Let A, B and C be three predicates. Argue whether following are valid or not using Natural Deduction (Clearly mention each steps) (6 marks) i. A ⋂ (B⋃C)=(A⋂B) ⋃ (A⋂C) ii. A ⋃ (B⋂C)=(A⋃B) ⋂ (A⋃C) iii. A ⋂ (A⋃B)=A iv. A ⋃ (A⋂B)=B v. A ⋃ (A⋂B)=A vi. A ⋂ (A⋃B)=B
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