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Se puede considerar que esas formulas son equivalentes, o el hecho de que un cuantificados este "afuera" de la formula cambia su significado?
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Son equivalentes. En general siempre que y no aparezca como variable libre en S, se pueden considerar fórmulas de ese tipo como equivalentes.
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Se puede considerar que esas formulas son equivalentes, o el hecho de que un cuantificados este "afuera" de la formula cambia su significado?
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