Let A, B, C be relations in a logical theory T. Show that the following relations are theorems in T :
A⇒(B⇒A),
(A⇒B)⇒((B⇒C)⇒(A⇒C)),
A⇒((not A)⇒B),
(A or B)⇔((A⇒B)⇒B),
(A⇔B)⇔((A and B) or ((not A) and (not B))),
(A⇔B)⇔not ((not A)⇔B),
(A⇒(B or (not C)))⇔((C and A)⇒B),
(A⇒(B or C))⇔(B or (A⇒C)),
(A⇒B)⇒((A⇒C)⇒(A⇒(B and C))),
(A⇒C)⇒((B⇒C)⇒((A or B)⇒C)),
(A⇒B)⇒((A and C)⇒(B and C)),
(A⇒B)⇒((A or C)⇒(B or C)).
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