Answer to Question #339198 in Discrete Mathematics for kabe

Question #339198

Let S(x, y) be “x is

shorter than y.” Given the premise ∃sS(s, Max), it follows that S(Max, Max). Then by existential generalization it follows that ∃xS(x,x), so that someone is shorter than himself. 


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