2. Negate the following statements. For English sentences, please switch the quantifiers. That is, do not negate "There is a tall person in this group," by simply stating "There is not a tall person in this group." For logical statments, completely negate the sentences (apply De Morgan's laws when you can, negate implications, etc.). For logical statements, make sure that negations only appear in predicates or mathematical statements (that is, so no negation is outside a quantifier of an expression involving logical connectives). (a) Every rose has its thorn. (b) There is a rotten egg in this carton. (c) All of us are very sorry.
2. Negate the following statements. For English sentences, please switch the quantifiers. That is, do not negate "There is a tall person in this group," by simply stating "There is not a tall person in this group." For logical statments, completely negate the sentences (apply De Morgan's laws when you can, negate implications, etc.). For logical statements, make sure that negations only appear in predicates or mathematical statements (that is, so no negation is outside a quantifier of an expression involving logical connectives). (a) Every rose has its thorn. (b) There is a rotten egg in this carton. (c) All of us are very sorry.
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Transcribed Image Text:2. Negate the following statements. For English sentences, please switch the quantifiers. That is, do
not negate "There is a tall person in this group," by simply stating "There is not a tall person in
this group." For logical statments, completely negate the sentences (apply De Morgan's laws when
you can, negate implications, etc.). For logical statements, make sure that negations only appear in
predicates or mathematical statements (that is, so no negation is outside a quantifier of an expression
involving logical connectives).
(a) Every rose has its thorn.
(b) There is a rotten egg in this carton.
(c) All of us are very sorry.
(d) There is a tall person in this group.
(e) For every student there is a desk.
(f) VxP(x).
(g) Vx(P(x) ^ Q(x)).
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(h) y(P(y) → Q(x)).
(i) Vxy(x + y = 43).
(j) ³x³y(x + y < x² + y²).
(k) 3xVy(xy = x).
(1) \x\y((y > x) → 3z((z is an integer) ^ (y < zx)))
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