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    Anyone that has ever received a perfect score on a final exam is defined as a genius. This definition is represented as a universal quantification, where G(x) means x is a genius, and P(x,y) means x had a perfect score on exam y. No other information or context is provided in the document.

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    Anyone that has ever received a perfect score on a final exam is defined as a genius. This definition is represented as a universal quantification, where G(x) means x is a genius, and P(x,y) means x had a perfect score on exam y. No other information or context is provided in the document.

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    Week 8 Supplemental Exercise 10

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    Anyone that has ever received a perfect score on a final exam is defined as a genius. This definition is represented as a universal quantification, where G(x) means x is a genius, and P(x,y) means x had a perfect score on exam y. No other information or context is provided in the document.

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    1.

    Universal Quantification

    2. Anyone that has ever received a perfect score on a final exam is a genius.
    a. Let G(x)= x is a genius.
    P(x, y)= x had perfect score on final exam y.
    b.

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