Question 3Choose a missing quantifier and connective from the drop-down menusso that the statement below is TRUE:(for all x ≤ Z) ( [Select][Select]1 ptsx > 1)y ≤R) (x² + y² = 1

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Which of the following operations on the set Z has more than one left neutral element and no right neutral element? (a) a ° b = b - a (b) a°b = b (c) a°b = a + ab - 1 (d) a°b = ab (e) Such a prescription does not exist.
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Which of the following operations on the set Z has more than one left neutral element and at least one right neutral element? (a) a°b = b - a (b) a°b = b (c) a°b = a + ab - 1 (d) a ° b = ab (e) Such prescription does not exist.
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Question 3 Choose a missing quantifier and connective from the drop-down menus so that the statement below is TRUE: (for all x ≤ Z) ( [Select] [Select] 1 pts x > 1) y ≤R) (x² + y² = 1