Quantifications and Arguments.1. Determine the truth value of the following quantifications. Include their negations.a. Some mammals have an aquatic habitat.b. At least one pine tree can produce a flower.c. All real numbers have numbers have positive squares.d. Each counting number is greater than a negative integer.e. No planet in the solar system is surrounded by rings of ice, rock or dust.NOTE: Please use the photo attached as reference V XE U, p(x).3 x€ U, p(x).I.Trueνα ευp(a) is true3 a€ Up(a) is true1. Each scorpion is an arachnid.U = { scorpions}a(x) : x is an arachnid."VxE U, a(x)," is true.2. No grass can stand as high as 6 ft.U = {grass}h(x) : x can stand as high as 6 ft."VxEU, ~h(x)," is false.3. Every integer is a rational number.U= { integers } = Zq(x): x is a rational number."VxEU, q(x)," is true."VxEZ, q(x)," is true.4. All real numbers are rational numbers.V= { real numbers } = Rq(x): x is a rational number."V XE U, q(x)," is false."VxE R, q(x)," is false.5. Some volcanoes are located under the sea.U = { volcanoes }I(x) : x is located under the sea."3 XE U, I(x)," is true.6. There is an integer that satisfies x² = 1.V = { integers } = Ze(x) : x satisfies x² = 1."3 xE U, e(x)," is true."3 xE Z, e(x)," is true.False3 a€ Up(a) is falseVae Vp(a) is false Quantifications area statements of properties that are satisfied eitherby the entire set or some of its elements.UniversalQuantificationExistentialQuantificationV3for all,for every,for each,for anyfor some,at least one,there exists,there isVXEU, p(x).3x U, p(x).

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