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Question 1

Is “L ⊃ C, C ≡ (E ∙ L) .·. C v (E ∙ L)” valid or invalid? Which specific rows, if any, in the truth table for it are relevant to answering this?
◦ invalid; 3rd row
◦ valid; it has no rows showing invalidity
◦ invalid; 7th and 8th rows

Question 2

Is the argument represented by “C ⊃ (D ∙ E), D v E .·. C” valid or invalid? Which specific rows, if any, are relevant to answering this?
◦ invalid; 5th, 6th, and 7th rows
◦ invalid; 1st and 3rd rows
◦ valid; it has no rows showing invalidity
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