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This document outlines several laws of propositional logic, including: - Domination laws which define the relationships between a proposition and true or false. - Idempotent laws which state a proposition is equal to itself repeated. - Commutative laws which allow rearranging order of propositions joined by ∧ or ∨. - Double negation law which states a double negation equals the original proposition. - Associative laws which allow grouping propositions joined by ∧ or ∨. - Distributive laws which define the relationship between ∧ and ∨ when applied to propositions. - De Morgan's laws which define relationships between negated conjunctions and disjunctions. - Negation










