In each of the questions below identify the statement that does not hold in a completeordered field K and provide a counterexample.(a) (i) Va, b e K, ³c € K, c> a+b.(ii) Va, b = K, [a < b ⇒ a²

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In each of the questions below identify the statement that does not hold in a complete ordered field K and provide a counterexample. (a) (i) Va, b e K, c € K, c> a+b. (ii) Va, b = K, [a