Given the following set of clauses and G the goal Then:

$0-$ G $1-$ ~A v~B v G $2-$ A v~C $3-$ ~D v B v E

$4-$ ~E $5-$ C $6-$ D

i$-$ If we start from clauses $5$ and $6$ then we are doing

ii$-$ If we start from clause $0($G$)$ then we are doing

iii$-$ We can derive G from clauses $1-6$ using forward chaining.

iv$-$ We can derive G from clauses $1-6$ using Backward chaining.

v$-$We cannot derive G from clauses $1-6.$

The answers have the form: Statement number$-$Answer so i$-$True means the answer to statement i is True.

Question $2$Select one or more:

$1.$

iii$-$True

$2.$

i$-$Forward Chaining

$3.$

ii$-$Forward Chaining

$4.$

v$-$ True

$5.$

iii$-$False

$6.$

i$-$Backward Chaining

$7.$

iv$-$ True

$8.$

ii$-$Backward Chaining

$9.$

v$-$True

$10.$

iv$-$False