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(b) Provide the negation of the statement, giving your answer without using any logical negation symbol. Equality and inequality symbols such as =, +, <, >are allowed. 3x € Z vy eN Vz EN ((x * 0) A (xy) = 1) → (z = 0) V (xy = 1))

(b) Provide the negation of the statement, giving your answer without using any logical negation symbol. Equality and inequality symbols such as =, +, <, >are allowed. 3x € Z vy eN Vz EN ((x * 0) A (xy) = 1) → (z = 0) V (xy = 1))

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Question 2 (a) Give a counter-example to show that the following statement is false. Vx EN Vy ER Vz € R ((x? < y²) v (y? < z?)) → (x < y) V (y < - (b) Provide the negation of the statement, giving your answer without using any logical negation symbol. Equality and inequality symbols such as =, +, <, > are allowed. 3x € Z vy EN Vz EN (x + 0) A (xy)² = 1) → ((z = 0) v (xy = 1)) (c) Let D be the set D = {-10,–9, –7,-6, -4, -3, -2,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,9,10,12,13,14}. Suppose that the domain of the variable x is D. Write down the truth set of the predicate ((x > 1) – (x is even)) → (x is divisible by 4). (d) Let P, Q, R, S denote predicates. Use the Rules of Inference to prove that the following argument form is valid. vx (P(x) → (vy Q0)) Vx (R(x) → (3y ~Q)) (premise) 3x (R(x) A S(x)) : Vx -P(x) (premise) (premise) (conclusion)
Transcribed Image Text:Question 2 (a) Give a counter-example to show that the following statement is false. Vx EN Vy ER Vz € R ((x? < y²) v (y? < z?)) → (x < y) V (y < - (b) Provide the negation of the statement, giving your answer without using any logical negation symbol. Equality and inequality symbols such as =, +, <, > are allowed. 3x € Z vy EN Vz EN (x + 0) A (xy)² = 1) → ((z = 0) v (xy = 1)) (c) Let D be the set D = {-10,–9, –7,-6, -4, -3, -2,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,9,10,12,13,14}. Suppose that the domain of the variable x is D. Write down the truth set of the predicate ((x > 1) – (x is even)) → (x is divisible by 4). (d) Let P, Q, R, S denote predicates. Use the Rules of Inference to prove that the following argument form is valid. vx (P(x) → (vy Q0)) Vx (R(x) → (3y ~Q)) (premise) 3x (R(x) A S(x)) : Vx -P(x) (premise) (premise) (conclusion)
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