$(p\lor q)\wedge (p\lor r) \vdash p\lor(q\land r)$
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1) Unpack the premise with $\land$E.
2) With $p \lor q$ use $\lor$E: from $p$, we get $p \lor (q \land r)$ by $\lor$I.
3) From $q$, use again $\lor$E with $p \lor r$. Again from $p$ we have $p \lor (q \land r)$.
4) From $r$ we get $q \land r$ by $\land$I and then $p \lor (q \land r)$ by $\lor$I.
In conclusion, we have derived $p \lor (q \land r)$ in all three branches of our derivation and it's done.
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1) Unpack the premise with $\land$E.
2) With $p \lor q$ use $\lor$E: from $p$, we get $p \lor (q \land r)$ by $\lor$I.
3) From $q$, use again $\lor$E with $p \lor r$. Again from $p$ we have $p \lor (q \land r)$.
4) From $r$ we get $q \land r$ by $\land$I and then $p \lor (q \land r)$ by $\lor$I.
In conclusion, we have derived $p \lor (q \land r)$ in all three branches of our derivation and it's done.