Let P denote the set of primes and E the set of even integers, Z denote the integers and N denote the natural numbers, Q denote the rational numbers and R the real numbers. Find equivalent formulations of each of the following statements using the notation of set theory. (a) v2 is a real number but not a rational number. (b) Every integer is a rational number. (c) 2 is an even prime number.

Let P denote the set of primes and E the set of even integers, Z denote the integers and N denote the natural numbers, Q denote the rational numbers and R the real numbers. Find equivalent formulations of each of the following statements using the notation of set theory. (a) v2 is a real number but not a rational number. (b) Every integer is a rational number. (c) 2 is an even prime number.

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Let P denote the set of primes and E the set of even integers, Z denote the integers and N
denote the natural numbers, Q denote the rational numbers and R the real numbers. Find
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(a) v2 is a real number but not a rational number.
(b) Every integer is a rational number.
(c) 2 is an even prime number.

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