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Let P(x) be hte statement \"x=x2\" if the domain consists of the integers, What are the truth values? a) P(0) b) p(1) c) P(2) d)P(-1) Solution a) T b) T c) T d) F (-1 1) e) T (there does an exist a (in fact, multiple x\'s) where x = x2. that\'s when the integers are 0 and positive). f) F ( negative integers do not equal their square).

Let P(x) be hte statement "x=x2" if the domain consists of the integers, What are the truth
values?
a) P(0)
b) p(1)
c) P(2)
d)P(-1)
Solution
a) T
b) T
c) T
d) F (-1 1)
e) T (there does an exist a (in fact, multiple x's) where x = x2. that's when the integers are 0 and
positive).
f) F ( negative integers do not equal their square)

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