A1.Suppose denotes the proposition ∀y∃x ⌊x⌋ = y. (a) What is the truth value of A when the domain is Z? Why? (b) What is the truth value of A when the domain is Q? Why? (c) Prove that the negation of A is logically equivalent to ∃y∀x ⌊x⌋ ̸= y by writing a sequence of logical equivalence

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