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\[\neg\exists x\exists y( \cdots)\] does this mean the same as \[\nexists x\exists y( \cdots)\]
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there are conditions in the brackets but they aren't part of the question
Strikethough on any symbol means negation, you can use with "in" or "subset" as well.
yeah im just not sure how much it effects
\[\not \in\]
means "not in"
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your two expressions are the same thing...
\[\neg\exists x\exists y(\cdots)\]\[\nexists x\nexists y( \cdots)\]
Those are not the same
how would i have to write it
Write what?
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\[\neg\exists x\neg\exists y(\cdots)\Leftrightarrow\nexists x\nexists y( \cdots)\]?
Yes, or not(X,Y)
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