Arithmetic examplesProlog Notation6+2 88 is 6+2.62 1212 is 6*2.6-2 44 is 6-2.6-8=-2-2 is 6-8.6 2= 33 is 6/2.7+2=33 is 7/2.1 is the remainder when 7 is 1 is mod(7,2).divided by 2?- X is 30,Y is 5,Z is XCYCX*Y. Your answer:rtrue:true?- 8 is 6+2.Your answer:"?- 12 is 6*2.Your answer:?--2 is 6-8.Your answer:rue?-3 is 6/2.Your answer:?-1 is mod(7,2).Your answer: ?- X is 6+2.Your answer:?- X is 6*2.Your answer:?-R is mod(7,2). Your answer:?- X is 10.5+4.7*2. Your Answer:?- Y is 10, Z is Y+1. Your Answer:?- X is sqrt (36).Your Answer:?- X is 10, Y is -X-2. Your Answer:?- X is 30, Y is 5, Z is X+Y+X*Y+sin(X).Your Answer:?- X is 7, X is 6+1.Your Answer:?-88+15-3=:=110-5*2.Your Answer:?- 100=\=99.Your Answer:?- 6+4=:=6*3-8.Your Answer:?- sqrt (36) +4=:=5*11-45. Your Answer:Your Answer:?- X is 5/2,Y is 5//2,Z is 5 mod 2,W is mod(10,3).?- checkeven(N):-M is N//2, N=:=2*M.

amples 6+2= 8 8 is 6+2. 642 12 12 is 6*2. 6-2 4 4 is 6-2. 6-8=-2 -2 is 6-8. 6응23D3 3 is 6/2. 7+2 3 3 is 7/2. 1 is the remainder when 7 is 1 is mod(7,2). divided by 2 ?-X is 30,Y is 5,Z is XCYCX*Y. Your answer: answer true ?-8 is 6+2. Your rtrue true ?- 12 is 6*2. Your answer: ?--2 is 6-8. Your answer: ?-3 is 6/2. Your answer: ?-1 is mod(7,2). Your answer:

amples 6+2= 8 8 is 6+2. 642 12 12 is 62. 6-2 4 4 is 6-2. 6-8=-2 -2 is 6-8. 6응23D3 3 is 6/2. 7+2 3 3 is 7/2. 1 is the remainder when 7 is 1 is mod(7,2). divided by 2 ?-X is 30,Y is 5,Z is XCYCXY. Your answer: answer true ?-8 is 6+2. Your rtrue true ?- 12 is 6*2. Your answer: ?--2 is 6-8. Your answer: ?-3 is 6/2. Your answer: ?-1 is mod(7,2). Your answer:

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