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Can we ignore predicates in a statement if they aren't used?

Would these two statements be logically equivalent?

Would this be an acceptable translation of the English statement as well?

Re-writing "Everybody loves somebody" and variants in symbolic logic.

Does order of qualifiers matter in FOL formula?

Which of the following logic statements are true for $mx^{2}+mx+4>0$

Let P(x), Q(x), and R(x) be the following predicates: P(x):x^2 −7x+10=0 Q(x):x^2 −2x−3=0 R(x) : x < 0

Exists infinitely many as a numerical-quantifier

How can $(\exists x\in Z)(\forall y\in Z)(x>y)$ and its negation, $(\forall x\in Z)(\exists y\in Z)(x\le y)$, both be true?

In this problem, A(x) and B(x) are two predicates over the same domain.

Is this proof involving quantifiers valid?

Question regarding nested quantifier, what's the difference between --> and ∧

Show that the following expressions are divisible by the following numbers/values

Predicate Logic and Quantifiers Introduction

How to find a counter-model for a formula with implication and only one variable.

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