Q:Q: There exists a real number nn such that n2>100n2>100
implies n≤10n≤10 and n>0n>0
R:R: If Tom is Ann's father then Jim is her uncle and Sue is her
aunt and Mary is her cousin.
In English, what are the negations, converses, and contrapositives
of QQ and RR? You do not need to justify the correctness of the
statements.
There exists a real number such that implies and .
Negation: There does not exist a real number
such that
implies
and
.
Converse: There exists a real number
such that
and
implies
.
Contrapositive: There exists a real number
such that
or
implies
.
If Tom is Ann's father then Jim is her uncle and Sue is her aunt and Mary is her cousin.
Negation: Tom is Ann's father and Jim is not
her uncle or Sue is not her aunt or Mary is not her cousin.
Converse: If Jim is Ann's uncle and Sue is her
aunt and Mary is her cousin then Tom is her father.
Contrapositive: If Jim is not Ann's uncle or Sue
is not her aunt or Mary is not her cousin then Tom is not her
father.
Q:Q: There exists a real number nn such that n2>100n2>100 implies n≤10n≤10 and n>0n>0 R:R: If...
(1 point) [4 Marks] Consider the following statements Q : There exists a real number n such that n? > 100 implies n < 10 and n > 0 R: If Tom is Ann's father then Jim is her uncle or Sue is her aunt or Mary is her cousin In English, what are the negations, converses, and contrapositives of Q and R? You do not need to justify the correctness of the statements. A. I am finished this question
Consider the following statements Q: For all real numbers n, if ?n is rational then ?n is not irrational or n is positive. R: If Tom is Ann's father then Jim is her uncle and Sue is her aunt or Mary is her cousin. In English, what are the negations, converses, and contrapositives of Q and R? You do not need to justify the correctness of the statements.