Which one represents the following statement? If k is not an odd positive integer then square of k is not odd positive integer, then if P(k) is k is an not an odd positive integer and Qlk) is square of k is not odd positive integer. vk(P(k) – -Q(k)) a. O b. vk(P(k) – Q(k}) vk(P(k) and Q(k)) C. d. ak(P(k) – Q(k)) vk-(P(k) – Q(k) e. f. ak(P(k) – -Q(k)

Which one represents the following statement? If k is not an odd positive integer then square of k is not odd positive integer, then if P(k) is k is an not an odd positive integer and Qlk) is square of k is not odd positive integer. vk(P(k) – -Q(k)) a. O b. vk(P(k) – Q(k}) vk(P(k) and Q(k)) C. d. ak(P(k) – Q(k)) vk-(P(k) – Q(k) e. f. ak(P(k) – -Q(k)

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Description: Which one represents the following statement?If k is not an odd positive integer then square of k is not odd positive integer, then if P(k) is k is an not an odd positive integer and Qlk) is square of k is not oddpositive integer.vk(P(k) – -Q(k))a.O