Discrete math 7.Put the following wffs in prenex normal form(1). 3xP(x)V 3xQ(x)VA, where A is a proposition not involvingany quantifiers;(2). Vx(P(x) →yQ(x,y)).

To find : Prenex normal form of the following wffs. (1) ∃x P(x) ∨ ∃xQ(x)∨A where A is a…

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(1). 3xP(x)V 3xQ(x)VA, where A is a proposition not involving any quantifiers; (2). Vx(P(x) →yQ(x,y)).