Which of the following is true, given propositions F(x) and G(x)?OVx(F(x) ^ G(x)) = VxF(x) v \xG(x)Ox(F(x) A G(x)) = 3xF(x) ^xG(x)OVx(F(x) V G(x)) =x(-F(x) V¬xG(x))Ox(F(x) v G(x)) = 3xF(x) vxG(x)

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Which of the following is true, given propositions F(x) and G(x)? Ox(F(x) ^ G(x)) = VxF(x) V VxG(x) Ox(F(x) ^ G(x)) = 3xF(x) ^ 3xG(x) OVx(F(x) V G(x)) = x(-F(x) VxG(x)) Ox(F(x) v G(x)) = 3xF(x) VxG(x)

Which of the following is true, given propositions F(x) and G(x)? Ox(F(x) ^ G(x)) = VxF(x) V VxG(x) Ox(F(x) ^ G(x)) = 3xF(x) ^ 3xG(x) OVx(F(x) V G(x)) = x(-F(x) VxG(x)) Ox(F(x) v G(x)) = 3xF(x) VxG(x)

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Which of the following is true, given propositions F(x) and G(x)?
OVx(F(x) ^ G(x)) = VxF(x) v \xG(x)
Ox(F(x) A G(x)) = 3xF(x) ^xG(x)
OVx(F(x) V G(x)) =
x(-F(x) V¬xG(x))
Ox(F(x) v G(x)) = 3xF(x) vxG(x)

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