Establish the validity of the argument with the premises p -> (q -> r) , p \/ s , t ->q , ~s and ~r -> ~t
1.p→(q→r)2.p∨s3.t→q4.¬s5.¬r→¬t−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−6.p (2,4)Disjunctive syllogism7.p→r (1)Hypothetical syllogism8.r (6,7)Modus ponens9.t (8,5)Modus ponens10.q (9,3)Modus ponens11.q∧¬s (10,4)ConjunctionThe argument is valid1. p\to (q\to r)\\ 2. p\vee s\\ 3. t\to q\\ 4. \neg s\\ 5. \neg r\to \neg t\\-----------------\\ 6. p~~~~~(2,4) \text{Disjunctive syllogism}\\ 7. p\to r ~~~~~(1)\text{Hypothetical syllogism}\\ 8. r~~~~~~~(6,7)\text{Modus ponens}\\ 9. t ~~~~(8,5)\text{Modus ponens}\\ 10.q~~~~~(9,3)\text{Modus ponens}\\ 11. q\wedge\neg s~~~~(10,4) \text{Conjunction}\\ \text{The argument is valid}1.p→(q→r)2.p∨s3.t→q4.¬s5.¬r→¬t−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−6.p (2,4)Disjunctive syllogism7.p→r (1)Hypothetical syllogism8.r (6,7)Modus ponens9.t (8,5)Modus ponens10.q (9,3)Modus ponens11.q∧¬s (10,4)ConjunctionThe argument is valid
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