Answer to Question #121259 in Discrete Mathematics for Kavee

Question #121259
What is the De Morgan’s law for quantifiers?
(b) Write the negation of following statements.
(i) ∃x (x
2 + 2 < 1)
(ii) ∀x (x - 2 ≥ 3)
(iii) ∀x (x
2 ≥ 0 and x + 2 < 1)
(iv) ∃x (x
2 + 2 < 0 or x - 5 ≥ 0)
(v) ∀x (x - 2 ≥ 3 and x
3 + 5 ≤ 2)
(vi) ∀x (x
2 = 2)
(vii) There is a student in our class who likes chemistry.
(viii) Every fox is cunning.
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Expert's answer
2020-06-11T19:48:20-0400

a)

¬xP(x)    x¬P(x)\neg \forall x P(x)\iff\exist x\neg P(x)

¬xP(x)    x¬P(x)\neg \exist x P(x)\iff\forall x\neg P(x)


b)

i) x(x2+21)\forall x (x^2+2\geq1)

ii) x(x2<3)\exist x (x-2<3)

iii) x(x2<0\exist x (x^2<0 or x+21)x+2\geq1)

iv) x(x2+20\forall x (x^2+2\geq0 and x5<0)x-5<0)

v) x(x2<3\exist x (x-2<3 or x3+5>2)x^3+5>2)

vi) x(x22)\exist x (x^2\not=2)

vii) All students in our class do not like chemistry.

viii) There exists a fox such that not cunning.


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