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Express each of these statements into logical expressions using predicates, quantifiers,

and logical connectives. Let the domain consist of all people. Let S(x) be “x is in your

class,” P(x) be “x is perfect.”

(a) Nobody is perfect. (Use only the universal quantifier.)

(b) Nobody is perfect. (Use only the existential quantifier.)

(c) Nobody in your class is perfect.



(d) Not everybody is perfect.

(e) Someone in your class is perfect.

(f) Not everyone in your class is not perfect.


. If I own a dog, then I own an animal.

what is the inverse


How many subsets of the set {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8} do not contain two consecutive integers ?
How many strings of length 4 on the alphabet {A,B,C,D} do not contain AB as a substring
There are 6 friends Ajay, Bob, Chintu, Devi, Emily and Fatima. They want to play a game which requires three teams. (Each team must have at least one player.) In how many ways can they form such teams if Chintu does not want to be alone in a team ?
Consider 10 letters word as AABBCCDETS. How many circular arrangements of the ten letters are possible such that any of the same letters do not appear consecutively
There are n sisters in a family. They each have one dress. They decide to exchange their dresses such that nobody wears her own dress. They try all such combinations and take pictures. All the sisters appear in each picture and the order in which they appear does not count. Each possible way of dressing is photographed exactly once. If there are 44 such pictures, what is the value of n ?
Consider the three couples in Chintu, Pintu and Mintu and their wives Chinky, Pinky and Minky. After the dinner party, one more couple Rinku and Rinki arrives to meet them and they all decide to dance. They all want to dance in pairs where each pair consists of a man and a woman. In how many ways can such pairs be formed if nobody can have their spouse as a partner? (For example, one possible way is: Chintu & Rinky, Pinku & Chinky, Mintu & Pinky, Rinku & Minky.)

Prove that 2^(n+1) > (n + 2) · sin(n) for all positive integers n



(3). If p, q, and r denote the following propositions:

p : 2 < 3.

q : The cube of -1 is -1.

r : The empty set contains one element.


express the following propositions symbolically.


(a) If 2 ≥ 3, then the cube of -1 is -1.


(b) If and only if 2 < 3 or the cube of -1 is not -1 then the empty

set does not contain one element.


(c) The empty set contains one element and, if 2 ≥ 3, then the

cube of -1 is -1.



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