P(x )vq(x))Exercises(4)4.1 Select True or False for the following arguments :1. (PA(p→9))92. ((P q)^q) p3. (-p→9)^q)4. (p →9)^(-9)P5. (p 9)^(-p)6. (-pr9)H→q →p7. pa(p →9)^(q →r)Hr8. Vx : p(x)→3x : p(x)9. 3y Vx p(x,y) 3y p(x,y)10. Vx Vy p(x.y)Vy Vx p(x.y),11. Vx (p(x)^q(x ) (Vx p(xYAVx q(x ))12. (Vx p(x)v Vx q(x)) →,p(x)vq(x))4.2 Show thatرد. نوري فرحان المياحي- قسم الرييف1. If x is an odd number, then x' is odd number.2. If x is an odd number and y is an even number , then x +y is odd number.3. If x and y are odd number, then x +y is even number.4. x is an odd number iff x +1 is even number.5.If x is råtional number and y s an irrational number , then x +y is an irrational number.6. If x an even number, then x-x is even number.7. If x is real number, then r|208. is an even number iff x is even number.4.3 Show that the following statement where R is universal set1. Ex :(x =x)

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Description: P(x )vq(x))Exercises(4)4.1 Select True or False for the following arguments :1. (PA(p→9))92. ((P q)^q) p3. (-p→9)^q)4. (p →9)^(-9)P5. (p 9)^(-p)6. (-pr9)H→q →p7. pa(p →9)^(q →r)Hr8. Vx : p(x)→3x : p(x)9. 3y Vx p(x,y) 3y p(x,y)10. Vx Vy p(x.y)Vy Vx p