Question 5. By choosing a specific "A(x)" over the natural numbers show that the claim in quotes "(3x)A(x) → A(x) is a theorem" is in general FALSE.

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By choosing a specific “A(x)" over the natural numbers show that the claim in
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"(Ex)A(x) → A(x) is a theorem"
is in general FALSE.
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