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2.1.2.c
¬(Somebody failed the test) -> ∀y(If y got A grade, then y will tutor someone who got a D)
Can't we reduce the term and cut ∀y from this? Because ∀y Є ¬(Somebody failed the test) So ¬(∃x F(x)) -> (If x got an A grade, then x will tutor someone who got a D) Because by the logic x is somebody who did not failed the test because he has got and A grade, isn't it?