How to show this equivalence in first order language ?

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The discussion focuses on demonstrating equivalence in first-order logic, specifically addressing a question shared via an attachment. Participants clarify that LaTeX is indeed supported on the forum, allowing for proper mathematical notation. The link provided directs users to a relevant thread that further explains how to utilize LaTeX effectively in discussions. The emphasis is on ensuring clarity in mathematical expressions when discussing logical equivalences.

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