#formal deduction

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true pawn
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Hello! I am studying formal deduction for my upcoming logic exam but I am not sure how (in the example given below) my teacher started the proof (how did he use A1).
I tried writing my version of how I'd do it on the left ( I started from the bottom and worked my way up).

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analog lake
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M.P most probably means modus pones or sth

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Modus ponens

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Uses 1,2 to get the implication in 3?

true pawn
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nvm i understand now

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thanks

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