2. Given premises: (1) All students in class either speak English or French. (2) Peter does not speak English. Prove the conclusion: There is some student in class who speaks French. You should first express the premises and the conclusion using logical expressions, using the following formulation: Let F(x) be “x speaks French." and E(x) be “z speaks English.", where the domain of x is students in class. Use rules of inference and follow the format for formal proofs discussed in class.

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