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Logic: Propositions & Connectives?

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Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks! :)

We're presenting this HW orally on Monday, and I always get nervous in front of a crowd so I really want to make sure I'm understanding everything correctly and at least get most of this right. :) Thanks!

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  1. I'm not sure about all of yours, but I do know that on the first,  

    Negation in English: The sequence {an}is neither monotone nor bounded, is not right because it could just be not monotone but still bounded (V, or, only requires one part to work).




  2. Confer with your classmates. Don't be afraid. Relax. It's okay to be wrong. No one's perfect, and I'm sure your professor is understanding.

  3. (b) and (d) have the wrong logical form.

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