c) Express each of these statements using quantifiers. Form the negation of each: (i) Some old dogs can learn new tricks. (ii) No rabbit knows calculus. (iii) Every bird can fly. (iv) There is no dog that can talk (v) There is no one in this class who knows French and Russian

c) Express each of these statements using quantifiers. Form the negation of each: (i) Some old dogs can learn new tricks. (ii) No rabbit knows calculus. (iii) Every bird can fly. (iv) There is no dog that can talk (v) There is no one in this class who knows French and Russian

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