Let A and B each be sequences of letters: A = (a1,a2,...an) and B= (bị,b2,...,bn).Let I, be the set of integers: {1,2,...,n}. Make a formal assertion for each of the followingsituations, using quantifiers with respect to Tn. For example, Vi E I, :Vj€ I,:a;=a; assertsthat all letters in A are identical. You may use the relational operators “=", “#", and “<",as well as our usual operators: "V", “A". (< is “less than" for English letters: c < d is true, andc < c is false.) You may not apply any operators to A and B. For example: A = B is not allowed,and A C B is not allowed.(a) The letters of A are lexicographically sorted.(b) The letters of A are not lexicographically sorted. (Do this without using ¬.)

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(a) The letters of A are lexicographically sorted. (b) The letters of A are not lexicographically sorted. (Do this without using ¬.)