Determine whether the following symbolized argument is valid or invalid. If invalid, provide a counterexample; if valid, construct a deduction.P v (R & ~S)Q ? ~P/? Q ? S
What will be an ideal response?
Invalid.
P = F
Q = T
R = T
S = F
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