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Which of the following is a quantifier in first-order logic?
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NOT
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AND
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FOR ALL
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In first-order logic, "FOR ALL" (∀) is a universal quantifier that indicates a statement is true for every possible instance of a variable. It is used to express that a particular property or relation holds for all members of a given set.
