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The formula r (p r) is an implication, so it can only evaluate to F if its premise r evaluates to T and its conclusion (p r evaluates to F. But if p is assigned T, then the conclusion does evaluate to F since r computes to F. Therefore, any valuation that assigns T to r is a witness to the fact that the formula r (p r) is not a tautology.
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