The quantifier , denotes "there exists exactly n," so that 3,xP (x) means there exist exactly n values in the domain such that P (x) is true. Determine the true value of these statements where the domain consists of all real numbers. True False (0 = |xl)xLE 32x(x^2 = 2) 30x(x^2 = -1) 33x(x = |xl) %3D

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The quantifier 3n denotes "there exists exactly n," so that 3,xP (x) means there exist exactly n values in
the domain such that P (x) is true. Determine the true value of these statements where the domain consists
of all real numbers.
True
False
31x(Ix| = 0)
32x(x^2 = 2)
30x(x^2 = -1)
33x(x = |xl)
%3D
Transcribed Image Text:The quantifier 3n denotes "there exists exactly n," so that 3,xP (x) means there exist exactly n values in the domain such that P (x) is true. Determine the true value of these statements where the domain consists of all real numbers. True False 31x(Ix| = 0) 32x(x^2 = 2) 30x(x^2 = -1) 33x(x = |xl) %3D
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