So the question is pretty much described in the title already. I have to show the following result. I have tried it but am failing to do so. Anyone who can please help me in understanding its proof. I have attached the picture of formulas that may prove to be helpful.
$\exists x.P(x) \lor \exists x.Q(x)$ $\vdash$ $\exists x.(P(x) \lor Q(x))$

Hint: the proof has 3 instances of an elimination rule.
Consider that the premise has as the principal operator a Vel, whereas on the right we have an existential quantifier.
Try to work backward to see what you need: clearly the last rule will be an application of $\exists$-introduction after a derivation of the formula $Pa \lor Qa$.
If you're still stuck let me know and I'll give you another hint.