Validity in First Order Logic

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I am really confused with validity in First Order Logic. Which is the difference between:

$(\exists x)Fx$ being valid and $(\forall x)Fx$ being valid? Does the second one imply the first one?

Any examples on the theory of the reals? For instance, the example $(\forall x)[(\exists y)(x>y)]$. It is true. But what about its satisfiability and validity?