Suppose a knowledge base contains just one sentence,
$\exists\,x\ {AsHighAs}(x,{Everest})$. Which of the following are
legitimate results of applying Existential Instantiation?
1. ${AsHighAs}({Everest},{Everest})$.
2. ${AsHighAs}({Kilimanjaro},{Everest})$.
3. ${AsHighAs}({Kilimanjaro},{Everest}) \land {AsHighAs}({BenNevis},{Everest})$\ (after two applications).
1. ${AsHighAs}({Everest},{Everest})$.
2. ${AsHighAs}({Kilimanjaro},{Everest})$.
3. ${AsHighAs}({Kilimanjaro},{Everest}) \land {AsHighAs}({BenNevis},{Everest})$\ (after two applications).
Suppose a knowledge base contains just one sentence,
$\exists\,x\ {AsHighAs}(x,{Everest})$. Which of the following are
legitimate results of applying Existential Instantiation?
1. ${AsHighAs}({Everest},{Everest})$.
2. ${AsHighAs}({Kilimanjaro},{Everest})$.
3. ${AsHighAs}({Kilimanjaro},{Everest}) \land {AsHighAs}({BenNevis},{Everest})$\
(after two applications).