d. VxVy, Q(x + 1,y/2) e. 3xVy3z, P(x,y,z)-4 > 0

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Negate the following statements:


d. VxVy, Q(x + 1.y/2)
e. 3xVy3z, P(x,y,z)-4 > 0
Transcribed Image Text:d. VxVy, Q(x + 1.y/2) e. 3xVy3z, P(x,y,z)-4 > 0
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