3. Argue that the following implication is true [(Vx)P(x) \(\x)Q(x)] ⇒ (Vx) [P(x) V Q(x)] Is this statement biconditional (i.e is the converse implication true)? How about if we replace V with ^?

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3. Argue that the following implication is true
[(\x)P(x) ✓ (\x)Q(x)] ⇒ (Vx) [P(x) ✓ Q(x)]
Is this statement biconditional (i.e is the converse implication true)? How about if
we replace V with ^?
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Transcribed Image Text:3. Argue that the following implication is true [(\x)P(x) ✓ (\x)Q(x)] ⇒ (Vx) [P(x) ✓ Q(x)] Is this statement biconditional (i.e is the converse implication true)? How about if we replace V with ^? 1
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