ESTION 5A. Convert the binary number 001100101.1110101 to hexadecimal.B. Determine the power set of the set A={e,m,x}.C. Let the relation R be {(1,3), (3,7), (5,6), (1,1)}. Is R transitive? Give the reason.D. Let's consider a propositional language where p means "Muna is happy", q means "Muna paints a picture", r means "Majid is happy".Formalize the following sentences (write them using symbols)1. "if Majid is not happy, then Muna is happy and paints a picture"2. "if Muna paints a picture then she is happy,"Attach FileBrowse My Computerick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.Document1 - Word...Take Test: Mid Exa...hp

A. The binary number 001100101.1110101to hexadecimal B.the power set of the set A={e,m,x} C.the…

ESTION 5 A. Convert the binary number 001100101.1110101 to hexadecimal. B. Determine the power set of the set A={e,m,x}. C. Let the relation R be {(1,3), (3,7), (5,6), (1,1)}. Is R transitive? Give the reason. D. Let's consider a propositional language where p means "Muna is happy", q means "Muna paints a pictu Formalize the following sentences (write them using symbols) 1. "if Majid is not happy, then Muna is happy and paints a picture"

ESTION 5 A. Convert the binary number 001100101.1110101 to hexadecimal. B. Determine the power set of the set A={e,m,x}. C. Let the relation R be {(1,3), (3,7), (5,6), (1,1)}. Is R transitive? Give the reason. D. Let's consider a propositional language where p means "Muna is happy", q means "Muna paints a pictu Formalize the following sentences (write them using symbols) 1. "if Majid is not happy, then Muna is happy and paints a picture"

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