The statement ~[($\exists$x)Fx • ~($\exists$x)Fx] is which kind of statement?

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The statement is a truth-functional compound (indicated by the use of • which stands for "and") of quantified statements (indicated by the presence of the existential quantifier uf024). This means it combines elements of quantification (talking about the existence of some x that satisfies Fx) with logical operations (in this case, conjunction).

The Statement ~[ ∃\exists∃ X)Fx • ∃\exists∃ X)Fx] Is Which Kind of Statement? A)atomic Singular Statement B)truth-Functional

The Statement ~[ $\exists$ X)Fx • $\exists$ X)Fx] Is Which Kind of Statement?
A)atomic Singular Statement
B)truth-Functional