MHB Request to Solve Symbolic Logic Questions Using Strengthened Conditional Proof

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Sir/madam,
I request you to solve 2 questions ( q-3 and q-5 ) of symbolic logic ( Strenthened method of conditional proof ).
These questions are taken from I.M.Copi's 'symbolic logic' ( edition -5, sec. 3.8, pg- 61 )View attachment 9679
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yours truly
Deep Kumar Trivedi
 

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