The negation of a universal quantifier is a logical statement that asserts that not all elements in a particular set satisfy a given property. When negating a statement that uses a universal quantifier, such as 'for all' ($$ orall $$), the result is often expressed with an existential quantifier, indicating that there exists at least one element in the set for which the property does not hold.
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