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Prove the following using induction or Induction Principle: Given Tautologies α(alpha), β(beta). Prove that (α and...

Prove the following using induction or Induction Principle:

Given Tautologies α(alpha), β(beta). Prove that (α and β) is also a tautology. Provide clear proof.

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