QUESTION 6E(x): "x is even number"P(x) :"x is prime number"F(X):" x is perfect square"G(x.y):"x is divisible by y".The domain of x and y is the set of ntegersSelect the correct answer (s) :The negation of the following statement is:"All perfect square are divisible by some prime numbers"O 3xVy F(x)A[¬P) v ¬G(x,y)]O None of all the proposed answers03XVy F(x) ^[ P(y) → ¬G(x,y)]Some perfect square are not divisible by all prime numbersO All perfect square are not divisible by some prime numbersClick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.

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Select the correct answer (s): The negation of the following statement is: "All perfect square are divisible by some prime numbers" 0 3xVy F(x)A[ ¬P(y) v ¬G(x,y)] ONone of all the proposed answers 03xVy F(x)^[ P(y) →¬G(x,y)] O Some perfect square are not divisible by all prime numbers All perfect square are not divisible by some prime numbers

Select the correct answer (s): The negation of the following statement is: "All perfect square are divisible by some prime numbers" 0 3xVy F(x)A[ ¬P(y) v ¬G(x,y)] ONone of all the proposed answers 03xVy F(x)^[ P(y) →¬G(x,y)] O Some perfect square are not divisible by all prime numbers All perfect square are not divisible by some prime numbers

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