Question: 50
(Choose 1 answer)
In first-order logic, what does the "universal quantifier" (V) represent, and how is it typically used?
A. It represents the necessity of a statement and is used to indicate that a statement is always true
B. It indicates the existence of a statement and is used to represent particular instances of a predicate
C. It represents a statement that applies to all entities in the domain, and is used to express generality or
universal truth
D. It represents the possibility of a statement and is used to express uncertainty
