Represent the following statement using universal or existential quantifiers.For all values of x part of the real numbers, x² +1>03x EZ, P(x): x² +1>03x ER, P(x): x² +1>0VXEZP(x): x² +1>0VxERP(x): x² +1>0abd

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Represent the following statement using universal or existential quantifiers. For all values of x part of the real numbers, x² +1>0 3x EZ, P(x): x² +1>0 3x ER, P(x): x² +1>0 VXEZP(x): x² +1>0 VxERP(x): x² +1>0 a b d