Find the negation of the following statement:"There exists a negative real number z such that -3< f(2) <0."Select one:O a. For every negative real number z, we have f(z) <-3 or f(2)>0O b. None of the other answers is the negation of this statement.O c. For every positive real number z, we have f(z)<-3 or f(z) >0O d. For every negative real number z, we have -30Check

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Find the negation of the following statement: "There exists a negative real number z such that -3< f(z) <0." Select one: O a. For every negative real number z, we have f(z) <-3 or f(z)>0 O b. None of the other answers is the negation of this statement. O c. For every positive real number z, we have f(z)s-3 or f(z)>0 O d. For every negative real number z, we have -30

Find the negation of the following statement: "There exists a negative real number z such that -3< f(z) <0." Select one: O a. For every negative real number z, we have f(z) <-3 or f(z)>0 O b. None of the other answers is the negation of this statement. O c. For every positive real number z, we have f(z)s-3 or f(z)>0 O d. For every negative real number z, we have -30

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Find the negation of the following statement:
"There exists a negative real number z such that -3< f(2) <0."
Select one:
O a. For every negative real number z, we have f(z) <-3 or f(2)>0
O b. None of the other answers is the negation of this statement.
O c. For every positive real number z, we have f(z)<-3 or f(z) >0
O d. For every negative real number z, we have -3<f(Z) <0
O e. For every negative real number z, we have f(z)<-3 or f(z)>0
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