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In Exercises 29 to 32, the claims made are not always true. Cite a counterexample to show why each claims fails.
If
To prove:
The given claims made are not always true and give counter example.
Consider the following claim,
“If
The given statement is not always true. Since if the value of a and b is positive then the given claim is true. But it is negative then the claim is fails.
Example:
Let assume that
Then substitute these values in the above condition to get the following,
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