Is the proposition true or false in M ？Explain. 1. Here is a model M:Domain: {1,2,3, 4, 5}P: {1,3,5}, Q : {2, 4, 5}, R : Ø, S : {3,4}6.a : 3, 6 : 4Is the proposition Vx ((Px A Qx) → Sx) V (Rb → Pa) true or false in M? Explain.

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1. Here is a model M: Domain: {1,2, 3, 4, 5} P: {1,3,5}, Q : {2,4, 5}, R : (0, S : {3,4} a : 3, b : 4 Is the proposition Vx((Px A Qx) → Sx) V (Rb ++ Pa) true or false in M? Explain.