Consider the formula A : ∃x.[(∀y.P(x, y) → R(x)) → ¬∃z.Q(x, z)] (a) Find a formula...

Consider the formula

A : ∃x.[(∀y.P(x, y) → R(x)) → ¬∃z.Q(x, z)]

(a) Find a formula equivalent to A that only has negation symbols in front of basic formulas.

(b) Give an example of an interpretation where A is true. The domain should be the set N.

(c) Give an example of an interpretation where A is false. The domain should be the set N.

Expert Solution

in the part a i am use the concept of double negation and then proved in part b and C only ask for example therefore I am give only example

Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago

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Consider the formula A : ∃x.[(∀y.P(x, y) → R(x)) → ¬∃z.Q(x, z)] (a) Find a formula...

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