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Hey, so I think I know how to do disjunction elimiation...

 

Where I am given A∨B I can assume A => C and B => C, so the result is C after disjunction elimination.

 

Is this always the correct method? For example if I am given:

 

A∨B
--- ∨E 
A

 

How can I prove that this is not sound? Simply by doing what I did above?

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