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what is the truth value of this if x,y belong to real numbers

$\exists x\forall y(y\neq 0 \rightarrow xy=1)$

am getting true,but given answer is false.
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the logic statement says there exist an x, for which is true for every y. So, this is false.

this would be true if the logic statement was like $\forall y \,\exists x(y\neq 0 \rightarrow xy=1)$, this would be true.
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u mean

$\exists x\forall y $ means sab y k lie ek x exist karta h , matlab koi ek aisa x hona chahie jispe sb y multiplykarne pr 1 dete ho!

$\forall y\exists x$ means har y k lie koi na koi x exist krta h ,jise multiply karne par wo 1 dede

am i right??
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@Gate Fever bilkul sahi bhai

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