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“mcs” — 2017/3/3 — 11:21 — page 82 — #90<br />

82<br />

Chapter 3<br />

Logical Formulas<br />

Problems <strong>for</strong> Section 3.6<br />

Practice Problems<br />

Problem 3.23.<br />

For each of the following propositions:<br />

1. 8x 9y: 2x y D 0<br />

2. 8x 9y: x 2y D 0<br />

3. 8x: x < 10 IMPLIES .8y: y < x IMPLIES y < 9/<br />

4. 8x 9y: Œy > x ^ 9z: y C z D 100<br />

determine which propositions are true when the variables range over:<br />

(a) the nonnegative integers.<br />

(b) the integers.<br />

(c) the real numbers.<br />

Problem 3.24.<br />

Let Q.x; y/ be the statement<br />

“x has been a contestant on television show y.”<br />

The universe of discourse <strong>for</strong> x is the set of all students at your school and <strong>for</strong> y is<br />

the set of all quiz shows that have ever been on television.<br />

Determine whether or not each of the following expressions is logically equivalent<br />

to the sentence:<br />

“No student at your school has ever been a contestant on a television quiz show.”<br />

(a) 8x 8y: NOT.Q.x; y//<br />

(b) 9x 9y: NOT.Q.x; y//<br />

(c) NOT.8x 8y: Q.x; y//<br />

(d) NOT.9x 9y: Q.x; y//

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