By applying the rule Bicond to (E L) v (~ E ~ L) we can deduce

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By applying the rule Bicond to (E L) v (~ E ~ L) we can deduce

By applying the rule Bicond to “(E ∙ L) v (~ E ∙ ~ L)” we can deduce

▸ ~ E ∙ ~ L

▸ E ∙ L

▸ E ≡ L

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