a) Given q(x, y) the numbers y+2, x-y and x+2y are even integers. (Domain discourse is a set of real numbers) Proof that the statement is true for even integer.

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a) Given q(x, y) the numbers y+2, x-y and x+2y are even integers.
(Domain discourse is a set of real numbers)
Proof that the statement is true for even integer.
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