MHB Natural Deduction: Solving Sequents [7/10]

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Hi guys, does anyone know how to complete proofs of natural deduction for these sequents? ¬ (P ˅ Q), R → P : ¬ R [7]

(P & Q) → ¬ R, : R → (P → ¬ Q) [10]the {7} in brackets indicates how many lines each answer should be. I attempted both but my amount of lines were not 7 or 10

Would really appreciate any help. Thank you
 
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If we are talking about the number of lines, then we should describe the inference rule more precisely. After all, the following derivation is also natural deduction (in tree form).


I assume you are using the so called Fitch-style calculus. Then you can have something like the following.

Code:
   R
   R -> P
   P
   P \/ Q
   ~(P \/ Q)
   _|_
~R

By $$\bot$$ I denote contradiction. You may have a different rule for deriving negations.

You could post your attempt at the second derivation, and we can discuss it.
 

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