Complete the logical proof for the following argument.ExP(x)Vx(P(x) → Q(x))StepPropositionJustificationExP(x)Hypothesis2 c is an element in the domain AP(c) essential specificationc is an element in the domainessential specificationvx(P(x)¬Q(x))Hypothesis5P(c) → Q(c)Universal Specification,6P(c)Simplification, 27Q(c)ExQ(x)Conclusion4.

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