(c) Express the negation of the sentence 3z Væ Vy ((P(x, z) A P(y, z)) → Q(x, y)) (*) so that no negation precedes a quantifier. d) What is the truth value of the sentence in Equation (*) from the previous part, if all variables range over R and the predicates are interpreted as follows: P(u, v) holds Q(u, v) holds u > v, u · v > 0.

(c) Express the negation of the sentence 3z Væ Vy ((P(x, z) A P(y, z)) → Q(x, y)) () so that no negation precedes a quantifier. d) What is the truth value of the sentence in Equation () from the previous part, if all variables range over R and the predicates are interpreted as follows: P(u, v) holds Q(u, v) holds u > v, u · v > 0.

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(c) Express the negation of the sentence
3z Vx Vy ((P(x, z) A P(y, z)) → Q(x, y))
(*)
so that no negation precedes a quantifier.
(d) What is the truth value of the sentence in Equation (*) from the previous
part, if all variables range over R and the predicates are interpreted as follows:
P(u, v) holds
Q(u, v) holds
u 2 v,
u· v > 0.

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