Show :$(\forall x A) \to A ${$x/t$} wouldnt be a Tautology if we didnt rename bounded variables in substitution.
I have been trying countless Formulas for A but all of them end up Tautologies. Can i get some hint on what to try ?
Show :$(\forall x A) \to A ${$x/t$} wouldnt be a Tautology if we didnt rename bounded variables in substitution.
I have been trying countless Formulas for A but all of them end up Tautologies. Can i get some hint on what to try ?
How about $\forall x \exists t ~ t > x$