7.2.5 Universal elimination

Another easy one:


\begin{displaymath}\begin{fitch*}
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n & \forall x A \\
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\hline
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& A\{t/x\} & E$\forall$\ n,t
\par
\end{fitch*} \end{displaymath}

If we know that $A$ always holds for any element, then we can select an element (anyone) and we also know that $A$ is true on that element.



Daniel Clemente Laboreo 2005-05-17