Determine the negation of the following quantified statement: Vy (3r (x>y) A Vz (ys :). 4.

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Determine the negation of the following quantified statement:
Vy (3r (x>y) A Vz (ys2).
4.
Use direct proof technique to prove the following theorem:
"If n is an even integer, then n'+ I is an odd integer."
5.
Use proof by contraposition technique to prove the following theorem:
"If n'+2 is an even integer, then n is an even integer."
6.
Use mathematical induction to prove the following equality, where n is a
nonnegative integer:
7.
3(5*-1)
3+3 5+3-5 ++3-5"
5A7.
Transcribed Image Text:Determine the negation of the following quantified statement: Vy (3r (x>y) A Vz (ys2). 4. Use direct proof technique to prove the following theorem: "If n is an even integer, then n'+ I is an odd integer." 5. Use proof by contraposition technique to prove the following theorem: "If n'+2 is an even integer, then n is an even integer." 6. Use mathematical induction to prove the following equality, where n is a nonnegative integer: 7. 3(5*-1) 3+3 5+3-5 ++3-5" 5A7.
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