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Expand in a two-element universe. (a) ~(x) ((Fx v Gy) v Ka) (b) (x) ~ (Kx...

Expand in a two-element universe.

(a) ~(x) ((Fx v Gy) v Ka)

(b) (x) ~ (Kx v Ka)

(c) (Ex) (Cy v (Fx --> ~Ga))

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