(a) Propositional Logic Let F be the formula (A V B) → (B V A), and let G be the formula A → (B → (¬B V ¬A)) →¬B. (i) Provide a constructive Sequent Calculus proof of F. (ii) Provide a constructive...

(a) Propositional Logic<br>Let F be the formula (A V B) → (B V A), and<br>let G be the formula A → (B → (¬B V ¬A)) →¬B.<br>(i) Provide a constructive Sequent Calculus proof of F.<br>(ii) Provide a constructive Natural Deduction proof of G.<br>(iii) Is G satisfiable? Justify your answer.<br>

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(a) Propositional Logic Let F be the formula (A V B) → (B V A), and let G be the formula A → (B → (¬B V ¬A)) →¬B. (i) Provide a constructive Sequent Calculus proof of F. (ii) Provide a constructive...

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