Prove the given statements by Contraposition method :“∀?,?,?∈Z+∪{0}, ?+2?+3?≥5→(?≥3)∨(?≥2)∨(?≥1).” By Contraposition: “V n, p, q € Z+ U {0}, n+ 2p + 3q ≥ 5 → (n ≥ 3) v (p ≥ 2) v (q ≥ 1)."

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