Answer the following questions concerning Haskell syntax:

(i) and (ii) are the same type (True/False)

(i) and (iii) are the same type (True/False)

(i) and (iv) are the same type (True/False)

(i) and (vi) are the same type (True/False)

(ii) and (v) are the same type (True/False)

(iv) and (vii) are the same type (True/False)

They are all different types (True/False)

(a) (4 points) Given the following types indicate which statements are true by placing a tick in the box: (i) a -> b -> C-> d (ii) (a -> b) -> c -> d (iii) a -> ( b-> c) -> d (iv) a -> b-> (c-> d) (v) (a -> b)-> (c-> d) (vi) ((a -> b) -> c) -> d (vii) a -> (b-> (c-> d))