Write each of the following in terms of P(x), QX), R(x, y), logical connectives, and quantifiers. (a) Every integer is an odd integer. (b) The sum of any two integers is an even number. (c) There are no even prime numbers. (d) Every integer is even or a prime.

Write each of the following in terms of P(x), QX), R(x, y), logical connectives, and quantifiers. (a) Every integer is an odd integer. (b) The sum of any two integers is an even number. (c) There are no even prime numbers. (d) Every integer is even or a prime.

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(c) There are no even prime numbers.
(d) Every integer is even or a prime.

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