5. |The following question concerns the conjecture: If A nB sD, then A D. (a) Let P be the statement "x e A", Q be the statement "x EB", and R be the statement "x E D. Rewrite the conjecture above as a propositional logic statement using P, Q. and R. (b) The following is a proof of the conjecture above. Either verify the proof is correct, or explain why the proof is incorrect and provide a counterexample or correct proof. Assume that A n B S D, and take x E AN B. Then by the definition of intersection, x e A. Additionally, since ANBSD, we have x ED. Therefore ASD.

5. |The following question concerns the conjecture: If A nB sD, then A D. (a) Let P be the statement "x e A", Q be the statement "x EB", and R be the statement "x E D. Rewrite the conjecture above as a propositional logic statement using P, Q. and R. (b) The following is a proof of the conjecture above. Either verify the proof is correct, or explain why the proof is incorrect and provide a counterexample or correct proof. Assume that A n B S D, and take x E AN B. Then by the definition of intersection, x e A. Additionally, since ANBSD, we have x ED. Therefore ASD.

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