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Some sources include the existence of the empty set as one of ZFC's axioms. Some don't, but they include the axiom of specification and prove the existence of the empty set using this axiom and first-order logic rules.

However, in the hebrew wikipedia I found the following list of axioms in ZFC: extentionality, union, infinity, replacement, power, regularity, chocie.

Is it possible to prove the existence of the empty (or the axiom of specification, which can be used to prove the existence of the empty set) set using only these axioms?

Ben
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