
Tim C. answered 10/03/20
former teacher and instructor of discrete math
Looking at 4 and 2, by modus tollens you know Q is false. With that in mind, looking at 1 you know P is true. But also since Q is false by modus ponens, 5 tells you both U and S are true. So combining the last two sentences you know both P and S are true, so with statement 3 modus ponens tells you T is true.