Say we have a proposition P1 n
, and there exists n
for which it holds. Furthermore we have a proposition P2
, where P1 n
implies P2
for any n
. How do we prove P2
?
Parameter P1 : nat -> Prop.
Axiom some_p1 : exists n, P1 n.
Parameter P2 : Prop.
Axiom p1_implies_p2 : forall n, P1 n -> P2.
Theorem p2 : P2.
I tried
Proof.
eapply p1_implies_p2.
which gives me the goal P1 ?n
, but I'm not sure how to proceed from there.
You may eliminate some_p1
to get a witness n
and a hypothesis Hn
.
Theorem p2 : P2.
case some_p1 ; intros n Hn. apply (p1_implies_p2 _ Hn).
Qed.