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Example of a universal statement over the integers and its negation
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Consider the following Statement 1:
For every integer x there is an integer z such that x≤z≤2x.
Let us first rewrite this statement using mathematical notation for the sets and quantifiers.
Which of the following is a correct formulation of Statement 1? Choose any that apply.
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∃z∈Z : ∀x∈Z : x≤z≤2x
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∀z∈Z : ∃x∈Z : x≤z≤2x
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∀x∈Z : ∃z∈Z : x≤z≤2x
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∃x∈Z : ∃z∈Z : x≤z≤2x
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