Incorrect Question 4 Consider: D: collection of all positive integers Prime(x): x is a...

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Incorrect Question 4 Consider: • D: collection of all positive integers • Prime(x): x is a prime number • Even(x): x is an even number What can you say about the truth value of the following statement? VX E D, Prime(x) v Even(x) Reminder: "prime" means "having only itself and 1 as factors". For example, 2, 3, and 5 are the first three primes. Hint: Pay attention to the type of quantifier and the logic operator you're dealing with! This statement is true This statement is false, as shown by the example x = 2. This statement is false, as shown by the example x = 7 This statement is false, as shown by the example x = 11 This statement is false, as shown by the example x = 9 0/10 pts This statement is false, but not for any of the examples given here Incorrect Question 4 Consider: • D: collection of all positive integers • Prime(x): x is a prime number • Even(x): x is an even number What can you say about the truth value of the following statement? VX E D, Prime(x) v Even(x) Reminder: "prime" means "having only itself and 1 as factors". For example, 2, 3, and 5 are the first three primes. Hint: Pay attention to the type of quantifier and the logic operator you're dealing with! This statement is true This statement is false, as shown by the example x = 2. This statement is false, as shown by the example x = 7 This statement is false, as shown by the example x = 11 This statement is false, as shown by the example x = 9 0/10 pts This statement is false, but not for any of the examples given here

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