5. Negate the statement "For every x E R, x² > 0." 6. Negate the statement "There is a prime number p satisfying p > 101000." 7

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5. Negate the statement "For every x E R, x² > 0."
6. Negate the statement "There is a prime number p satisfying p > 101000."
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