Propositions and quantifiers Let x, y ∈ {2, 3, 4}. For the following propositions provide aproof or counterexample to the statements below: Po(x, y): x 7• P3(x, y): x is even and x + y is a multiple of x.• P₁(x, y): x ‡y(a) for all propositions P in Po,..., P4,[Er Vy P] → Vy 3x P](b) for all propositions P in Po,..., P4,[Vxy P] → [Ey Vx P]

Let .You are given a set of values for and , specifically the set . The propositions and are…

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Po(x, y): x 7 P3(x, y): x is even and x + y is a multiple of x. • P₁(x, y): x‡y (a) for all propositions P in Po,..., PA, [ErVy P] → [Vyx P]