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Possible incorrect solution in examination solution 2021.02 (7d)

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In state S0, b holds, then there is a path from S0 to S1 where EX EG(!b) holds all the time so should this not satisfy both the formulae? Is there another way to approach to this which I might be missing?

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You are right, the solution is not correct. However, note that the EX operator is applied to a disjunction of the formulas EG!b and EGEFa in the first case and EG!b and EGFa in the second case. 

A correct solution is as follows:

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