#Need help
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The only remarks I have are the following:
- Equality is used (at least in mathematics) for equations, while for propositions and logical equivalences we use the symbol $\iff$ (if and only if)
bondalton
- The last line
[\forall x\in A\cup B P(x)]
Makes no mathematical sense. Recall that implication in this case (set theory) is mostly used to prove subset like relations, so the last line should read
[A\cup B\subseteq{x\ :\ P(x)}]
If it's not clear why, I'd recommend to read again the definition of the symbol $\subseteq$.
bondalton