Problem 3. Give Hilbert-style or Equational-style proofs for the following theorems.
(1) \(\vdash A \rightarrow B \equiv \neg A \wedge B \equiv \neg A \equiv B\).
(2) \(B \vee B \vee \perp \vdash A \vee B\).
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