Single (ARRAY?) formula so say TRUE or FALSE when all values in two similar ranges are the same

DataCognitionLtd

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Is it possible to have a single formula, possible array formula, to state TRUE or FALSE when all values between to similarly shaped ranges are the same? If just one value if different, the result should be FALSE. I tried
={COUNTIF(Range1=Range2, FALSE)}>0 but this doesn't work.

I've uploaded a picture with two examples where the formula should result in TRUE and when it should result in FALSE.
 

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