Find a negation for each of the statements in (a) and (b). (a) This vertex is not connected to any other vertex in the graph. No vertex is connected to any other vertex in the graph. All vertices are connected to all other vertices in the graph. This vertex is connected to all other vertices in the graph. All vertices are connected to at least one other vertex in the graph. This vertex is connected to at least one other vertex in the graph. (b) This number is not related to any even number. All numbers are related to at least one even number. This number is not related to any odd number. This number is related to at least one even number. All numbers are not related to any even number. No number is related to any even number.

Find a negation for each of the statements in (a) and (b). (a) This vertex is not connected to any other vertex in the graph. No vertex is connected to any other vertex in the graph. All vertices are connected to all other vertices in the graph. This vertex is connected to all other vertices in the graph. All vertices are connected to at least one other vertex in the graph. This vertex is connected to at least one other vertex in the graph. (b) This number is not related to any even number. All numbers are related to at least one even number. This number is not related to any odd number. This number is related to at least one even number. All numbers are not related to any even number. No number is related to any even number.

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Find a negation for each of the statements in (a) and (b).
(a) This vertex is not connected to any other vertex in the graph.
No vertex is connected to any other vertex in the graph.
All vertices are connected to all other vertices in the graph.
This vertex is connected to all other vertices in the graph.
All vertices are connected to at least one other vertex in the graph.
This vertex is connected to at least one other vertex in the graph.
(b) This number is not related to any even number.
All numbers are related to at least one even number.
This number is not related to any odd number.
This number is related to at least one even number.
All numbers are not related to any even number.
No number is related to any even number.

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