If the contradiction method is used to prove the assertion "For any positive integer n > 0, if a" is a is even.", then a valid implementation of that method begins by assuming that the even, then negation of the statement is true. Choose all of the following statements that correctly express the negation of the above assertion. O Vn EN- {0}, rem(a?, 2) = 0 = rem(a, 2) = 0 O Vn EN- {0}, rem(a², 2) = 0 → rem(a, 2) = 1 O In eN - {0}, rem(a² , 2) = 0 → rem(a, 2) = 1 In EN - {0}, rem(a?, 2) = 0 A rem(a, 2) = 1 For any positive integer n > 0, if a" is even, then a is odd. There exists a positive integer n > 0 where a" is even implies that a is odd. There exists a positive integer n > 0 where a" is even and a is odd.
If the contradiction method is used to prove the assertion "For any positive integer n > 0, if a" is a is even.", then a valid implementation of that method begins by assuming that the even, then negation of the statement is true. Choose all of the following statements that correctly express the negation of the above assertion. O Vn EN- {0}, rem(a?, 2) = 0 = rem(a, 2) = 0 O Vn EN- {0}, rem(a², 2) = 0 → rem(a, 2) = 1 O In eN - {0}, rem(a² , 2) = 0 → rem(a, 2) = 1 In EN - {0}, rem(a?, 2) = 0 A rem(a, 2) = 1 For any positive integer n > 0, if a" is even, then a is odd. There exists a positive integer n > 0 where a" is even implies that a is odd. There exists a positive integer n > 0 where a" is even and a is odd.
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Transcribed Image Text:If the contradiction method is used to prove the assertion "For any positive integer n > 0, if a" is
even, then a is even.", then a valid implementation of that method begins by assuming that the
negation of the statement is true.
Choose all of the following statements that correctly express the negation of the above assertion.
Vn E N – {0}, rem(a?, 2) = 0
→ rem(a, 2) = 0
Vn EN – {0}, rem(a², 2) = 0
rem(a, 2) = 1
En e N – {0}, rem(a?, 2) = 0
→ rem(a, 2)
In eN - {0}, rem(a², 2) = 0 ^ rem(a, 2) = 1
For any positive integer n > 0, if a" is even, then a is odd.
There exists a positive integer n > 0 where a" is even implies that a is od.
There exists a positive integer n > 0 where a" is even and a is odd.
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