Challenges with Proving Complex Equations in Logic Exercises

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so I'm having problems with logic exercies especially when it asks you to prove long equations like when you just use simple integers and then prove that like asqtb/a > 2 and such, ifind them very difficuly idk if it's just me ,i don't find other lessons that hard ...
 
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