¬ ∀x ( P(x) -> Q(x)) = ∃ x (¬ P(x) V Q(x))
True
False
(i > =1) → (j < 5) = (i< 1) V(j <5)
True
False
¬((i > 2) Λ(j <= 3)) = (i<= 2) V(j <3)
True
False
¬ ∀x ( P(x) -> Q(x)) = ∃ x (¬ P(x) V Q(x)) Answer: True (i >= 1) → (j < 5) = (i< 1) V(j <5) Answer: True ¬((i > 2) Λ(j <= 3)) = (i<= 2) V(j <3) Answer: False

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