Proficiency #8. Which of the following are logically equivalent to the statement -[(Vx € U) (¬p(x) V q(x))] if U is the set of all parrots, p(x) is the statement "x is talkative", q(x) is the statement "x is green" (Choose all that apply): I. There is an parrot who is not green and is talkative.

Proficiency #8. Which of the following are logically equivalent to the statement -[(Vx € U) (¬p(x) V q(x))] if U is the set of all parrots, p(x) is the statement "x is talkative", q(x) is the statement "x is green" (Choose all that apply): I. There is an parrot who is not green and is talkative.

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Proficiency #8. Which of the following are logically equivalent to the statement
-[(Vx E U) (¬p(x) V q(x))]
if U is the set of all parrots, p(x) is the statement "x is talkative", q(x) is the statement “x
is green" (Choose all that apply):
I. There is an parrot who is not green and is talkative.
II. No talkative parrots are green.
III. All green parrots are talkative.
IV. Not all parrots are not green.
V. At least one talkative parrot is not green.
VI. Not all talkative parrots are green.

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