What is the truth value of each of the following statements, where the domain for all variables consists of all integers? For your answer to be complete, you should find a counterexample in case a statement is false. Show your work step by step.1. x (x2> x) 2. x (x > 0) 3. x (x2  x) 4. x y (x + 2y = 2x) 5. x y (xy  1) 6. y x (x + 3y = 0) 7. x y (x < y  y < x) 8. x y (x2= y) 9. x [x < 0  y (y > 0  x + 2y = 0)] 10. x (x2> 0) Problem 1 (Logic – ): What is the truth value of each of the following statements, wherethe domain for all variables consists of all integers? For your answer to be complete, you shouldfind a counterexample in case a statement is false. Show your work step by step.1.Vx (x² > x)2.Vx (x > 0)Vx (x² ± x)Vx 3y (x + 2y = 2x)XAy ( \xy| 2 1)3y Vx (x + 3y = 0)Vx Vy (x 0^x+2y = 0)]Vx (x² > 0)3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.

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What is the truth value of each of the following statements, where
the domain for all variables consists of all integers? For your answer to be complete, you should
find a counterexample in case a statement is false. Show your work step by step.
1. x (x2> x)
2. x (x > 0)
3. x (x
2  x)
4. x y (x + 2y = 2x)
5. x y (xy  1)
6. y x (x + 3y = 0)
7. x y (x < y  y < x)
8. x y (x2= y)
9. x [x < 0  y (y > 0  x + 2y = 0)]
10. x (x2> 0)