True or False? **Understanding Negations in Logical Statements**The statement given is:"The negation of the statement 'All politicians are honest' is 'No politicians are honest.'"This means when we negate the original statement "All politicians are honest", we are saying the opposite, which in this case is expressed as "No politicians are honest."### Explanation:Negation in logic essentially means expressing the opposite condition of a given statement. For the statement "All politicians are honest", the opposite would not necessarily mean an absolute situation where either all or none are honest. To consider a more accurate logical negation:- **Original Statement:** All politicians are honest.- **Negated Statement:** It is not true that all politicians are honest.This implies that there is at least one politician who is not honest. This can also be written as "Some politicians are not honest."Understanding the accurate logical negation is important for careful and critical analysis in logical studies and real-world applications.### Visual Aid:If we had a Venn diagram:- A circle could represent the set of all politicians.- Shading part of the circle could represent the subset of honest politicians.Negation would mean that this subset does not cover the entire set of politicians, indicating that there's at least one part (or more) not shaded, illustrating politicians who are not honest. The statement "∃x ∈ ℝ such that x² = 5" means some real number has square 5.

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