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Complete the formal proof of (~Q→~R)v(R&~Q) from no premises. The empty premise line is not numbered. Hint: there are longer ways of doing the proof that require the 5-step plan in the middle somewhere, but we require to you find the shortcuts and do it in 11 lines.

Use -> for arrow, # for contradiction; justify subproof assumptions with Assume; always drop outer parentheses; no spaces in PROP.

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