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∃x∃yP <-> ∃y∃xP I need a proof for both directions, I know that the proof will...

∃x∃yP <-> ∃y∃xP

I need a proof for both directions, I know that the proof will require you to do a chaining of existential eliminations to get the final outcome.  

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