(a) Vx(x² > 4 →x>-2). (b) Vx3y (2x + y² = 0). (c) Vxy(x² + y = 25). (d) 3xy(x² + y² = -1).
(a) Vx(x² > 4 →x>-2). (b) Vx3y (2x + y² = 0). (c) Vxy(x² + y = 25). (d) 3xy(x² + y² = -1).
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Transcribed Image Text:(a) Vx(x² > 4 →x>-2).
(b) Vx3y (2x + y² = 0).
(c) Vxy(x² + y = 25).
(d) 3x3y(x² + y² = -1).
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