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(a)
The negate of statement “Every stich saves time” by changing existential quantifiers to universal quantifiers or vice versa.
(b)
The negate of statement “All books have hard covers” by changing existential quantifiers to universal quantifiers or vice versa.
(c)
The negate of statement “Some children are afraid of snakes” by changing existential quantifiers to universal quantifiers or vice versa.
(d)
The negate of statement “Not all computers have a hard disk” by changing existential quantifiers to universal quantifiers or vice versa.
(e)
The negate of statement “Some chairs do not have arms” by changing existential quantifiers to universal quantifiers or vice versa.
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