The rule of distribution tells us that (C ⋁ (B

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The rule of distribution tells us that (C ⋁ (B • A)) is logically equivalent to ((C ⋁ B) • (C ⋁ A))

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The rule of distribution states that the disjunction of a conjunction and a proposition is logically equivalent to the conjunction of the disjunction of each proposition with the first proposition. In this case, (C ⋁ (B • A)) is logically equivalent to ((C ⋁ B) • (C ⋁ A)) because the disjunction of the conjunction of B and A is logically equivalent to the conjunction of the disjunction of C and B and the disjunction of C and A.