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By Which Rule of Inference Does the Conclusion of This $~(A · B)$

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By which rule of inference does the conclusion of this argument follow from its premises?
$~(A · B)$ ? $(C \vee D)$ ~ $(A · B)$ ? $(C \vee D)$

A) modus ponens
B) modus tollens
C) disjunctive syllogism
D) simplification

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