Proficiency #6. [Predicate Logic](a) Write the negation of the following statement without using ¬.(Væ E N)(3y E N) [(y divides x) A (y < x)](b) Complete the following in predicate logic form:“A relation R on a set A is reflexive if ..."

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Proficiency #6. [Predicate Logic] (a) Write the negation of the following statement without using ¬. (Vr e N)(3y E N) [(y divides x) ^ (y < x)] (b) Complete the following in predicate logic form: "A relation R on a set A is reflexive if ..."

Proficiency #6. [Predicate Logic] (a) Write the negation of the following statement without using ¬. (Vr e N)(3y E N) [(y divides x) ^ (y < x)] (b) Complete the following in predicate logic form: "A relation R on a set A is reflexive if ..."

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