State the negation of the following statements, using appropriate quantifiers.(a) √ is irrational.(b) The function f is surjective but not injective.(c) The integer n is divisible by two distinct primes.(d) There is a surjective function f: A → B.(e) The function f: RR is bounded below.(f) lim f(x) = 2.x→11

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Let f be defined by the give graph (attached): Find: {√[f(-1.5) + f(-0.9)]} - [f(π)]2 + f(-3) ÷ f(1) . f(-π).
Consider the given predicate functions. P(n): "n is a prime number" E(n): "n is an even number" P and E both have domain = {nZ:n>1} Identify the TRUE statement(s). Explain your answer. I. En(E(n)^P(n)) II. Vn(E(n)VP(n)) III. \n(→E(n)→ P(n)) IV. En(-P(n)→→E(n)) O II only O I only O I and II only O II and III only O III only O I and IV only SO IV only O none
(4) Indicate whether each statement is True (T) or False (F). If T, prove it directly. If F, provide a counterexample (a) Va, b e Z, if a? = b² then a = (b) Vm E Z, if m> 2 then m² - 4 is composite (c) The difference of any two odd integers is even (d) The sum of any two rational numbers is a rational number (e) Va, b,c e Z, if a[b · c then a|b or alc (f) Va, b, c E Z, if a|b and b|c then alc (g) Va,b,c E Z, if a|b and alc then a|(b+c) b
[D] Consider the function F: {1,5, 8} × {6, 10} → {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5} defined as follows: F: (a, b) → (4a + b)mod 6 (D.1) Fill in the ordered pairs in the diagram below to indicate the elements in the domain of F. Then draw in arrows to complete the diagram so that it correspondes to the function. ( • 0 • 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 (D.2) What is the range of F? (D.3) What is the co-domain of F? 3/5 (D.4) What is the preimage (inverse image) of 3? (D.5) What is the preimage (inverse image) of 0? (D.6) Is F one-to-one? If not provide a counterexample. (D.7) Is F onto? If not provide a counterexample.
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Use the graph of the rational function to complete the following statement. Ay As x → -1", f(x) → _ ... As x + -1", f(x) →

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