In Exercises 1-9, prove each of the given statements from the given premises. You may use...

In Exercises 1-9, prove each of the given statements from the given premises. You may use any of the following statements, with all occurrences of a letter replaced by a particular statement, as premises.

I) (P → S) ↔ ( ¬S → ¬P)

II) ¬Q ∧ (S ∨ Q) → S

III) ¬¬R ↔ R

IV) P → P ∨ R

In Exercises 1-7 use direct proofs.

2.) Premises: ¬S, P → S, ¬P ∨ Q → W

Prove: W

this question is COMPLETE. it says “2.)” at the bottom, meaning it is question #2 in my textbook.

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