Translate the following arguments to symbols and prove their invalidity, in each case using the suggested notations. a. All natural numbers are whole numbers. Some integers are not natural numbers. Therefore, there is an integer that is not a whole number. (N(x), W(x), Z(x))

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Translate the following arguments to symbols
and prove their invalidity, in each case using the
suggested notations.
a. All natural numbers are whole numbers. Some
integers are not natural numbers. Therefore, there
is an integer that is not a whole number. (N(x),
W(x), Z(x))
Transcribed Image Text:Translate the following arguments to symbols and prove their invalidity, in each case using the suggested notations. a. All natural numbers are whole numbers. Some integers are not natural numbers. Therefore, there is an integer that is not a whole number. (N(x), W(x), Z(x))
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