I. Prove the following statements using the indicated proof. 4.) Let a € Z. If a - 2 is divisible by 4, then a? - 4 is divisible by 16. (Direct Proof)

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Q: Given: AMAN ~ AFRY Complete the correspondence statement: AN FR FY

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Q: If a+a e c(R) for all ae R. then Commutative is prove that

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Q: Given P||Q and T is a transversal, which of the following justifies ∠3 ≅ ∠6?

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Q: 9. Using the notation of the previous problem, prove that for sets A, B, C, DE P(X) AAB = CAD → AAC…

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Q: 7. Prove the following: Given: PI || NG, PI = NG Prove: APIN ANGP G N P.

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Q: Prove the following in SDE. P ∨ Q, P ⟶ C, Q ⟶ ¬¬R ⊢R

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Q: If AB = I and BC = I use the associative law to prove A = C.

A: Given  AB= I                  ........(1) BC= I                  ........(2)

Q: Show each of the following is valid using Rules of Inference and Laws of Equivalence: r v ~p -p = s

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Q: Disprove by Contradiction If a,b,c ∈ ℕ, then at least one of a-b, a+c and b-c is even.

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Q: you to If ZA ZD and ZC ZF, which additional statement does NOT allow conclude that AABC = ADEF?

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Q: For the following Venn diagram, what is P{(CUB)|Ā}? 0.24 0.06 0.08 0.04 0.23 0.23 0.07 A В O 0.750 O…

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Q: 1. Prove: Va, b, c E Z: alb and blc = alc 2. Give an example with a = 7 and b, c + 7.

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Q: 2. Prove the following statement directly. V a, b, c e Z, if a | b and a c, then a | (7b + 4c)

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Q: Which of the following is/are true for

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Q: Which of the following statements stated below is precisely incorrect?

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Q: Given the following sets, what is A U B?  U={x│0≤x≤20}         A={2x│0≤x≤5}…

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Q: Which of the following statements is true regarding the following four sets: A = Infectious diseases…

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Q: 3. Suppose a, b, c E Z. Prove that if a? + b = c²,, then a is even or b is even.

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Q: . Given: LAOM and LMOC are supplementary. Prove: x = 50

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Q: Construct a paragraph proof to prove the following: Given: y +2 = (x- 10) Prove: y =x-8

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Q: (2b) Let A and B be sets. Prove that A – B is disjoint from A n BC LA O BE

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Q: Define sets A and B as: : {n E Z\n = 4r + 3 for some integer r}. • B= {m E Z m = 4s – 1 for some…

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Q: o P(A) < P(B), if A is in B. 0 P(A) = P(B), if A = B (i.e. A is in B and B is in A) Please discuss…

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Q: For the following Venn diagram, what is p{(AU B)C}? C. 0.24 0.06 0.08 0.04 0.23 0.23 0.07 A 0.914…

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Q: If P, stands for "P., then prove that I+1. P, +2. P, +3. P, +...+n. P, = (n+1)!.

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Q: assume p is t and q is t. under these assumptions, is the following statement true or false? ~ p ^ q

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Q: 3. In the diagram below of AAGE and AOLD, ZGAE ZLOD, and AE OD. 44 To prove that AAGE and AOLD are…

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Q: 4.2. Let a, b E Z, where a 0 and b 0. Prove that if alb and bla, then a = b or a = -b. -b.

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Q: "x is in A"  and "x is in B"

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Q: Consider the following axioms: [1] Every child loves Santa. [2] Everyone who loves Santa loves any…

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Q: In the diagram below, prove that AKLM = AKNM. K

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Q: 4.2. Let a, b € Z, where a + 0 and b + 0. Prove that if alb and bla, then a = b or a = -b.

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Q: nplify the following using De Morgan's and justify your answers using Venn Diagram a. ((A' n B)' U…

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Q: Which of the following is equivalent to the statement "If any book that any member has checked out…

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Q: Prove the following in SDE. P ⟷ Q, Q ⟶ R, R ⟶ S ⊢ P ⟶ (R ∧ S)

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Q: bond, is as shown below, Find * (P(0.4s ts6 0, 1/28, 4/28, 6/28, 7/28, 8/28, 1, 0 <t<1 1<t< 3 3 <t<…

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Q: Prove that if C is equivalent to B and B is equivalent to A, then C is equivalent to A.

A: The relation 'R' = 'is equivalent to' is transitive. Therefore if x R y and y R z then x R z.