Which of the following are logically equivalent to the statement "Some fuzzy rabbits do not have floppy ears." if U is the set of all rabbits, p(x) is the statement "x is fuzzy" , q(x) is the statement "“x has floppy ears", F is the set of all fuzzy rabbits, and E is the set of all rabbits with floppy ears? (Choose all that apply): I. FNE° + Ø. II. (Vx E U)(¬(p(x) → q(x))). III. Some rabbits with floppy ears are not fuzzy. IV. F°n E + Ø. V. Not all fuzzy rabbits have floppy ears. VI. (3x E U)(p(x) ^ ¬q(x)). VII. F°U E + U.

Which of the following are logically equivalent to the statement "Some fuzzy rabbits do not have floppy ears." if U is the set of all rabbits, p(x) is the statement "x is fuzzy" , q(x) is the statement "“x has floppy ears", F is the set of all fuzzy rabbits, and E is the set of all rabbits with floppy ears? (Choose all that apply): I. FNE° + Ø. II. (Vx E U)(¬(p(x) → q(x))). III. Some rabbits with floppy ears are not fuzzy. IV. F°n E + Ø. V. Not all fuzzy rabbits have floppy ears. VI. (3x E U)(p(x) ^ ¬q(x)). VII. F°U E + U.

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