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A and D equivalent
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any sources?
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sure. Thanks a ton.
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Options A and D are equivalent since

⌝∀x(P(x)) converts the ∀ to ∃ and the negation moves inside the predicate after that. Hence the expression translates to

∃x(⌝P(x))
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