INSTRUCTIONS: Select the conclusion that follows in a single step from the given premises. Given the following premises: 1 . (K • ?T) ? (K • ?H) 2 . ?M ? (K • ?H) 3 . ?(K • ?H)
A) ?K ? H 3, DM
B) K • ?T 1, 3, DS
C) K • (?T ? ?H) 1, Dist
D) M 2, 3, MT
E) (?M • K) ? ?H 2, Exp
C
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