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Let P(x), Q(z) be propositional functions and suppose the domain for z is non-empty. Show that 3(P(z) v Q(z)) is equivalent to (3,P(x)) V

Let P(x), Q(z) be propositional functions and suppose the domain for z is non-empty. Show that 3(P(z) v Q(z)) is equivalent to (3,P(x)) V (3Q(x)).

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