let y be set ; :: according to TARSKI:def 3:: thesis: ( not y in F5() .:{ F4(x) where x is Element of : P1[x] } or y in{(F5() . F4(x)) where x is Element of : P1[x] } ) assume
y in F5() .:{ F4(x) where x is Element of : P1[x] }
; :: thesis: y in{(F5() . F4(x)) where x is Element of : P1[x] } then consider z being set such that
z indom F5()
and A3:
z in{ F4(x) where x is Element of : P1[x] }and A4:
y = F5() . z
byFUNCT_1:def 12; consider x being Element of such that A5:
z = F4(x)
and A6:
P1[x]
byA3; reconsider x = x as Element of byA2;
y = F5() . F4(x)
byA4, A5; hence
y in{(F5() . F4(x)) where x is Element of : P1[x] }byA6; :: thesis: verum