Drag and drop the appropriate value into the empty field for: the negation of \( \exists x(x<1) \) in terms of quantifiers without using the negation symbol. \( \square \) \( \forall x(x>1) \) \( \exists x(x>1) \) \( \exists x(x<1) \) \( \exists x(x \geq 1) \) \( \forall x(x<1) \) \( \forall x(x \leq 1) \) \( \forall x(x \geq 1) \) \( \exists x(x \leq 1) \)
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