4. Consider the formula A = Vx (p(x) →q(x)) → (Vxp(x) →xq(x)). (a) Show that A is valid. (b) Show that the converse of A is not valid.

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4. Consider the formula
A = Vx (p(x) →q(x)) → (Vxp(x) →xq(x)).
(a) Show that A is valid.
(b) Show that the converse of A is not valid.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Consider the formula A = Vx (p(x) →q(x)) → (Vxp(x) →xq(x)). (a) Show that A is valid. (b) Show that the converse of A is not valid.
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