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                                    Let x be { } (empty set) and P(x) be a predicate function , then which of the following is TRUE ?

A) "for all x,P(x)" is TRUE and "there exists atleast one x ,P(x)" is TRUE 

B) "for all x,P(x)" is TRUE and "there exists atleast one x ,P(x)" is FALSE

C) "for all x,P(x)" is FALSE and "there exists atleast one x ,P(x)" is TRUE  

D) "for all x,P(x)" is FALSE and "there exists atleast one x ,P(x)" is FALSE

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