LetP: Vn E N, if n³3 + n² > n! then n >7 or n <5which of the following 5 propositions is the negation of PSelect one:O A. In E N, where n3 +n2 < n! and n = 6O B. In E N, where n3 + n2 > n! and n =7 or n 5OC In E N, where n3 + n2 > n! and n = 6O D. In E N, where n3 + n2 > n! and n <7 or n> 5O E. In E N, where n3 +n2 5

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P: Vn E N, if n³3 + n² > n! then n >7 or n <5
which of the following 5 propositions is the negation of P
Select one:
O A. In E N, where n3 +n2 < n! and n = 6
O B. In E N, where n3 + n2 > n! and n =7 or n 5
OC In E N, where n3 + n2 > n! and n = 6
O D. In E N, where n3 + n2 > n! and n <7 or n> 5
O E. In E N, where n3 +n2 <n! and n <7 or n > 5

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