assume
F2() is_eventually_in{(F2() . k) where k is Element of F2() : P1[F2() . k] }
; :: thesis: ex i being Element of F2() st for j being Element of F2() st i <= j holds P1[F2() . j] then consider i being Element of F2() such that A1:
for j being Element of F2() st i <= j holds F2() . j in{(F2() . k) where k is Element of F2() : P1[F2() . k] }by Def11; take i = i; :: thesis: for j being Element of F2() st i <= j holds P1[F2() . j] let j be Element of F2(); :: thesis: ( i <= j implies P1[F2() . j] ) assume
i <= j
; :: thesis: P1[F2() . j] then
F2() . j in{(F2() . k) where k is Element of F2() : P1[F2() . k] }by A1; then
ex k being Element of F2() st ( F2() . j = F2() . k & P1[F2() . k] )
; hence
P1[F2() . j]
; :: thesis: verum