Writing Claims as Predicates 1 / 14

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Formulae in predicate logic talk about some domain of discourse. Our domain is integer arrays in the sense that they are used in programming languages. For the first set of questions, the array is called `A` and it is indexed from 1 to `n`. That is, its elements are `A[1]`, `A[2]`, …, `A[n]`.

Please write predicates that express the given claims. To help getting started, the first answer has already been given.

The first element is 3.

The last element is greater than 1.

The second element is different from 2.

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