Determine the truth value of the following statements if the universe of discourse of each variable is the set of real numbers.1. Vxy(x + y = 1)2. Vx³y(x = y²)3.xy((x + 2y = 2)^(2x + 4y = 5))4. Vxy(x² = y)5. Vxy((x + y = 2)^(2x - y = 1))6. 3x(x² = 2)7.3xVy(xy = 0)8. xVy 0(xy = 1)9.xyz(z =)10.xy(x + y + y + x)11. Vx 03y(xy = 1)12. x(x² = -1)

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Determine the truth value of the following statements if the universe of discourse of each variable is the set of real numbers. 1. Vxy(x + y = 1) 2. Vxy(x = y²) 3.xy((x + 2y = 2)^(2x + 4y = 5)) 4. Vxy(x² = y) 5. Vry((x + y = 2)^(2x - y = 1)) 6. 3x(x² = 2) 7.3xVy(ry=0) 8. Vy 0(xy = 1) 9. VxVyz(z =) 10. xy(x + y + y + x) 11. Vx0y(xy = 1) 12. x(x² = -1)

Determine the truth value of the following statements if the universe of discourse of each variable is the set of real numbers. 1. Vxy(x + y = 1) 2. Vxy(x = y²) 3.xy((x + 2y = 2)^(2x + 4y = 5)) 4. Vxy(x² = y) 5. Vry((x + y = 2)^(2x - y = 1)) 6. 3x(x² = 2) 7.3xVy(ry=0) 8. Vy 0(xy = 1) 9. VxVyz(z =) 10. xy(x + y + y + x) 11. Vx0y(xy = 1) 12. x(x² = -1)

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