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1. Let P (x)be the statement a is a student of BracU", Q (x)be the statement "a can speak
Japanese", and R (x)be the statement "x knows the computer language Python". Express the
following sentence in terms of P (x) Q (x) R (x) quantifiers and logical connectives: "Every student
in BracU knows python or can speak Japanese"
OVz(Q (x) (P (z) V R(z))
OVz(P(z)(Q (z) v R(z))
OVz(P(z) V Q (z) v R(z)
O Vz(P(z) AQ (z) V R(z)
2. Let P (x, y)be the statement "x and y work at the same company" and Q (x, y)be the statement
a and y uses the same programming language". Which of the following sentences expressses
Væ3y ((x + y) ^ P (x, y) A Q (x, 9))
O For all companies, there exist two employees who uses the same language.
O For all employees using the same languages, there exist another employee who work at his company.
O For all employees of all companies, there exist another employee who uses the same language.
O For all employees, there exist another employee in the same company who uses the same language.
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