1.Given that p and q are True and r and s are False, find the truth value of the statement.(~r) = (pA(r → (~qV~s)))2.(а)Rewrite the statements in the form of "i.x,No irrational numbers are integers.The number -4 is not equal to the square of any real number.ii.(b)Rewrite the statements in the form of "3i.ii.x,Some exercises have answers.Some real numbers are rational.(c)Determine the truth value of the statements where D = E = {-9, –3,0,3,9}. Hence,write the negation of the statements.i.i.x in D, 3y in E such that x +y = 0.3x in D such that Vy in E, x + y = y.3.Find the union, intersection, and difference (A - B) of the following pairs of sets.(a)A = The set of positive odd integers less than 15.B = The set of positive even integers less than 16.(b)A = (f,l,o,w,e,r}B = {c,l, o,n, e}

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1. Given that p and q are True and r and s are False, find the truth value of the statement. (~r) = (p\(r =(~qV~s)))

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

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