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Show that ErVy((A(r) → B(y))^(C(x,y) → B(y))) is logically equivalent to ry(¬B(y) → (¬A(x) A¬C(x, y))). Make sure to cite all steps (e.g. De Morgan's law). You should neither combine steps nor skip steps. The only steps that can be combined on a single line are the associative and commutative laws.

Show that ErVy((A(r) → B(y))^(C(x,y) → B(y))) is logically equivalent to ry(¬B(y) → (¬A(x) A¬C(x, y))). Make sure to cite all steps (e.g. De Morgan's law). You should neither combine steps nor skip steps. The only steps that can be combined on a single line are the associative and commutative laws.

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig
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4. Show that Vy((A(x) → B(y))^(C(x,y) → B(y))) is logically equivalent to Arvy(¬B(y) → (¬A(x) A¬C(x, y))). Make sure to cite all steps (e.g. De Morgan's law). You should neither combine steps nor skip steps. The only steps that can be combined on a single line are the associative and commutative laws. 5. Rewrite each of these statements so that no negation is to the left of a quantifier. Push all negations in as far as they will go. This means past the conditionals and biconditionals as well. (a) Vr¬yz(P(x, y) ↔ ¬S(y, z))) (b) Vyr(R(x,y) → zS(z,y))
Transcribed Image Text:4. Show that Vy((A(x) → B(y))^(C(x,y) → B(y))) is logically equivalent to Arvy(¬B(y) → (¬A(x) A¬C(x, y))). Make sure to cite all steps (e.g. De Morgan's law). You should neither combine steps nor skip steps. The only steps that can be combined on a single line are the associative and commutative laws. 5. Rewrite each of these statements so that no negation is to the left of a quantifier. Push all negations in as far as they will go. This means past the conditionals and biconditionals as well. (a) Vr¬yz(P(x, y) ↔ ¬S(y, z))) (b) Vyr(R(x,y) → zS(z,y))
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