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6:04 AM
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If A∨B∧C:
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8:35 AM
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9:10 AM
A∨B∧C ⇔ (A or B) and (A or C)

Proof the first direction

If A or B and C:
If A:
A
A or B
A or C
(A or B) and (A or C)
A implies (A or B) and (A or C)
If B and C:
B and C
B
C
A or C
B
A or B
A or C
(A or B ) and (A or C)

B and C implies (A or B ) and (A or C)
A or B and C
A implies (A or B) and (A or C)
B and C implies (A or B ) and (A or C)
A∨B∧C implies (A or B) and (A or C)
I already rote it
 
@PaxDaga It's fine, but you didn't click "fixed font"?
 
What why dint it come indented it was indented in the text editor
 
@PaxDaga You have a bad habit of not following instructions.
38 mins ago, by user21820
@PaxDaga To indent, type your attempt in a good text editor (e.g. Programmer's Notepad) first, using tabs or spaces to indent. Any good text editor will automatically maintain indentation for you. After that, copy and paste here but click "fixed font" before "send". Do not use LaTeX because it will not be displayed. Use either ASCII or unicode symbols.
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11:12 AM
maybe not here?
$A \land B$
 <br>.

&nbsp;&nbsp; indent
yes it fails here
 
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