Rules of Replacement - Hard Proof - Need Help!?

Valan Valan

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Given:
1. (A v B) -> ~(C v D)
2. (~C.E) -> (F.~O)
3. (F v ~H) -> (J.~K)

Need to Show: (A.E) -> ~K

I solved the problem using Conditional Proof technique. But now I am trying to solve the problem just with the rules of replacement i.e Modus Ponents, Modus Tolens, Hypothetical Syllogism, Disjunctive Syllogism etc.

"v" means "or"/disjunction
"." means "and"/conjunction
"->" means implies
"~" means "not"

This is a pretty difficult proof. I have been trying it for a while now but can't do it.
Any help will be much appreciated!
 
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