Evaluate each of the expressions in a -j (if evaluation is not possible, or undefined, write NULL) Where f: R→ Z f(n)= [n] g: Zx (Z-{0}) → Q m g(m, n) = == n The predicate ISEVEN(n) is defined on Z and is TRUE if and only if n is even. The predicate BT(a,b) is defined on Rx R and is TRUE if and only if a > b f(5.4) + f(2.3)
Evaluate each of the expressions in a -j (if evaluation is not possible, or undefined, write NULL) Where f: R→ Z f(n)= [n] g: Zx (Z-{0}) → Q m g(m, n) = == n The predicate ISEVEN(n) is defined on Z and is TRUE if and only if n is even. The predicate BT(a,b) is defined on Rx R and is TRUE if and only if a > b f(5.4) + f(2.3)
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ISEVEN(4.4)
Question 8
BT(g(f(6.7),6))
Question 9
BT(6.7,f(6.7))
Question 10
BT(0,ISEVEN(0))
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![Evaluate each of the expressions in a -j (if evaluation is not possible, or undefined, write NULL)
Where
f: R → Z
f(n) = [n]
g: Zx (Z-{0}) → Q
m
n
g(m, n) =
=
The predicate ISEVEN(n) is defined on Z and is TRUE if and only if n is even.
The predicate BT(a,b) is defined on R x R and is TRUE if and only if a > b
f(5.4) + f(2.3)
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Transcribed Image Text:Evaluate each of the expressions in a -j (if evaluation is not possible, or undefined, write NULL)
Where
f: R → Z
f(n) = [n]
g: Zx (Z-{0}) → Q
m
n
g(m, n) =
=
The predicate ISEVEN(n) is defined on Z and is TRUE if and only if n is even.
The predicate BT(a,b) is defined on R x R and is TRUE if and only if a > b
f(5.4) + f(2.3)
9(f(4.43), (f(1.4) + f(4.6))
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