10. Let W be a wff. If no free occurrence of the variable x in W(x) is in the scope of a quantifier that binds a variable in t, then we say the term t is... (A) out of bounds (C) bound to x (B) free to replace r in W(x) (D) a solitary term

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10. Let W be a wff. If no free occurrence of the variable x in W (x) is in the scope of a quantifier
that binds a variable in t, then we say the term t is...
(A) out of bounds
(C) bound to x
(B)
free to replace x in W (x)
(D) a solitary term
Transcribed Image Text:10. Let W be a wff. If no free occurrence of the variable x in W (x) is in the scope of a quantifier that binds a variable in t, then we say the term t is... (A) out of bounds (C) bound to x (B) free to replace x in W (x) (D) a solitary term
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