Write the following two propositions in symbols: i. 'For every number x there is a number y such that y = x+1.' ii There is a number y such that, for every number x, y =x +1.' . Convert the following binary numbers to octal and hexadecimal: 4

Write the following two propositions in symbols: i. 'For every number x there is a number y such that y = x+1.' ii There is a number y such that, for every number x, y =x +1.' . Convert the following binary numbers to octal and hexadecimal: 4

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Write the following two propositions in symbols:
i. 'For every number x there is a number y such that y = x+1.'
ii There is a number y such that, for every number x, y =x +1.'
. Convert the following binary numbers to octal and hexadecimal:
4

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