I have some problems trying to proof the following with the help of natural deduction:
$(S\land \lnot T) \lor (\lnot S \land T),~ \lnot (K \land F),~ T \to K \vdash F \to S$
I don't really know where to start.
I have some problems trying to proof the following with the help of natural deduction:
$(S\land \lnot T) \lor (\lnot S \land T),~ \lnot (K \land F),~ T \to K \vdash F \to S$
I don't really know where to start.
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Start by proving:
$$S \land \lnot T, \lnot (K \land F), T \to K \vdash F \to S$$
as well as proving
$$\lnot S \land T, \lnot (K \land F), T \to K \vdash F \to S$$
That's proof by cases. Combine the two proofs using $\lor-\text{elim}$ rule.