Discrete Mathematics 5, Exercises of Mathematics

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Discrete Mathematics Homework
1.4.37
(a)x^2≥x means x(x-1)≥0,and all integers satisfy it. So there isn’t any
counterexample.
(b)If x=0,then x>0 and x<0 are both false. So x=0 is a counterexample.
(c)If x=0,then x≠0. So x=0 is a counterexample.
1.5.15
(a)xP(x), x:a computer science student in this class, P(x):x needs a
course in discrete mathematics.
(c)xyP(x,y), x:a student in this class, y:a computer science course,
P(x,y):x has taken y.

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Discrete Mathematics Homework 1.4. (a)x^2≥x means x(x-1)≥0,and all integers satisfy it. So there isn’t any counterexample. (b)If x=0,then x>0 and x<0 are both false. So x=0 is a counterexample. (c)If x=0,then x≠0. So x=0 is a counterexample. 1.5. (a)∀xP(x), x:a computer science student in this class, P(x):x needs a course in discrete mathematics. (c)∀x∃yP(x,y), x:a student in this class, y:a computer science course, P(x,y):x has taken y.