Symbolic Logic : Predicate Logic
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In Aristotelian logic (X)(FX*GX) logically implies
(EX)(FX & GX). Is this true in predicate logic? If not, why not?
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A statement in Aristotelian logic is found not to hold true in predicate logic.
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