(8) Let P = "(Vx ≤ R)(Jy ≤ R) (x + y > 0)”. Let Q = "(Vx € R) (Vy € R) [(xy > x) ✓ (xy < xy
(8) Let P = "(Vx ≤ R)(Jy ≤ R) (x + y > 0)”. Let Q = "(Vx € R) (Vy € R) [(xy > x) ✓ (xy < xy
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(a) P is true.
If x >=0, then for any y>0, the statement P is true. If x<0, then take y=|x|+1, then x+y>0 i.e. P is true. Hence, P is a true statement.
(b) Q is false.
Take x=y=0 , then neither (xy>x) nor (xy<y). Hence, Q is a false statement.
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