For each of the following sequents, provide a proof that demonstrates their validity. 6. Vx((Gx&Px)→3yLxy), Vxy(Lxy→Lyx), Ix(Gx&Px) F 3ry(Gy&Lxy)7. Vx((Gr&Px)→]yLxy), Vxy(Lxy→Lyx), Ga&Pb - a=b→3yLay8. Vx((Gr&Px)→3¥LXY), Vxy(Lxy→Lyx), Ga&Pb - a=b→3y(Lya&Lby)9. Vx((Gx&Px)→3yLxy), Vxy(Lxy→Lyx), Vxyz((Lxy&Lyz)→Lx=), Ga&Pb F a=b→3xLxx

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6. Vx((Gx&Px)→3yLxy), Vxy(Lxy→Lyx), 3x(Gx&Px) F 3xy(Gy&Lxy)

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