We mentioned that ((A wedge B) vee C) cannot be proved equivalent to (A wedge(B vee C))
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We mentioned that \((A \wedge B) \vee C\) cannot be proved equivalent to \(A \wedge(B \vee C)\) using either of the associative tautological equivalences, but perhaps it can be proved some other way. Are these two wffs equivalent? Prove or disprove.
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