Problem 4: Determine the truth value of each of the following statements. We assume that the domain for all variables consists of all real numbers. 1. Vx 3y (x = y) 2. Vx 3y (x = y² ) 3. Эx Vy (ху %3D 0) 4. 3x 3y (x + y # y+x) 5. Vx (x + 0 → 3y (xy = 1)) 6. Эх Vy (у #0 > ху%3D 1) 7. Vx 3y (x + y = 1) 8. 3x ay (x + 2y =2 ^ 2x + 4y = 5) 9. Vx 3y (x+ y = 2 ^ 2x - y = 1) 10. Vx Vy 3z (z = (x +y)/2)

Problem 4: Determine the truth value of each of the following statements. We assume that the domain for all variables consists of all real numbers. 1. Vx 3y (x = y) 2. Vx 3y (x = y² ) 3. Эx Vy (ху %3D 0) 4. 3x 3y (x + y # y+x) 5. Vx (x + 0 → 3y (xy = 1)) 6. Эх Vy (у #0 > ху%3D 1) 7. Vx 3y (x + y = 1) 8. 3x ay (x + 2y =2 ^ 2x + 4y = 5) 9. Vx 3y (x+ y = 2 ^ 2x - y = 1) 10. Vx Vy 3z (z = (x +y)/2)

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