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Why are the duals of two equivalent compound propositions also equivalent, where these compound propositions contain...

Why are the duals of two equivalent compound propositions also equivalent, where these compound propositions contain only the operators ∧, ∨, and ¬? If someone could explain this to be step by step that would be great!

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