Consider the following statement S:df,ne Zd|n and f/n ⇒ (d + f)|n.(i) Write down the negation ¬S of S.(ii) Which is true: S or ¬S? Prove your assertion.(iii) Write down the converse of S. Is it true? Prove your assertion.

(i) The negation of statement S is: "There exist integers d, f, and n such that d and f both divide…

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Consider the following statement S: V d, f,ne Z dn and f/n ⇒ (d+f)|n. (i) Write down the negation ¬S of S. (ii) Which is true: S or ¬S? Prove your assertion. iii) Write down the converse of S. Is it true? Prove your assert