8. Determine the truth values of the following existential propositions. If you believe theproposition is true, provide an example from the domain to justify that.(a) 3rP(x), where P(x) = "x = a2", and the domain of x is integers.%3D(b) 3aP(r), where P(a) = "x = a2", and the domain of r is negative real numbers.(c) 3r(P(x) A Q(x)), where P(x) = "2? > 50", Q(x) = "x < 0", and the domain of æ is realnumbers.(d) 3x(P(a) A Q(x)), where P(x) = “2² > 50", Q(x) = “-4 < x < 7", and the domain of r isreal numbers.

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8. Determine the truth values of the following existential propositions. If you believe the proposition is true, provide an example from the domain to justify that. (a) Ba P(z), where P(x) = "x a2", and the domain of z is integers. %3D (b) 3rP(r), where P(r) = "x a²", and the domain of r is negative real numbers. (c) 3r(P(r) A Q(x)), where P(r) = "x? > 50", Q(x) = "x < 0", and the domain of a is real %3D numbers. (d) Br(P(a) A Q(x)), where P(r) = "2? > 50", Q(x) = "-4 < x < 7", and the domain of r is real numbers.

8. Determine the truth values of the following existential propositions. If you believe the proposition is true, provide an example from the domain to justify that. (a) Ba P(z), where P(x) = "x a2", and the domain of z is integers. %3D (b) 3rP(r), where P(r) = "x a²", and the domain of r is negative real numbers. (c) 3r(P(r) A Q(x)), where P(r) = "x? > 50", Q(x) = "x < 0", and the domain of a is real %3D numbers. (d) Br(P(a) A Q(x)), where P(r) = "2? > 50", Q(x) = "-4 < x < 7", and the domain of r is real numbers.

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