For each of the following definitions,(a) rewrite the definition using math symbols wherever possible.; (b) write the negation of the definition using math symbols wherever possible.(c) write the negation of the definition in English.The problem is attached. Its two problems. A subset U of the real numbers is open if and only if for every x in U there exists a positivenumber e such that for all real numbers y, if x and y differ in absolute value by less thane, then y is an element of U.The set of vectors {V1,V2,real numbers ɑ1, d2,,Vn} is linearly dependent if and only if there exists a choice of......., an, not all of which are zero, such that the weighted suma,V1 + a,V½ ++ anVn is zero....

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For each of the following definitions,

(a) rewrite the definition using math symbols wherever possible.; (b) write the negation of the definition using math symbols wherever possible.

The problem is attached. Its two problems.

A subset U of the real numbers is open if and only if for every x in U there exists a positive
number e such that for all real numbers y, if x and y differ in absolute value by less than
e, then y is an element of U.
The set of vectors {V1,V2,
real numbers ɑ1, d2,
,Vn} is linearly dependent if and only if there exists a choice of
....
..., an, not all of which are zero, such that the weighted sum
a,V1 + a,V½ +
+ anVn is zero.
...

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