Writing for all logic in 2 forms, can some one see if I did this right?

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ello ello!

The directions are the following:

Rewrite each of the following statements in the two forms \forall x,
if ____ then ___ and
\forall _____ x, _____

For some reason the latex keeps putting an x for the 2nd form, but it should be
Upside down A ______ x, _______ for the 2nd form they want.Every computer science student needs to take data structures.

I did the following:
\forall x, if x is a computer science student, then x needs to take data structures.

\forall computer science student x, x needs to take data structures.

Thanks!
 
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Looks right to me.
 
THanks for the help!
 
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