In the domain of all real numbers, consider the predicate: P(x): √ x 2 = x a) Translate from symbols to English: (∀x)P(x) b) Provide a counter example to the above statement. c) Translate the negation ¬(∀x)P(x) to English

In the domain of all real numbers, consider the predicate: P(x): √ x 2 = x a) Translate from symbols to English: (∀x)P(x) b) Provide a counter example to the above statement. c) Translate the negation ¬(∀x)P(x) to English

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In the domain of all real numbers, consider the predicate: P(x): √ x 2 = x

a) Translate from symbols to English: (∀x)P(x)

b) Provide a counter example to the above statement.

c) Translate the negation ¬(∀x)P(x) to English.

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