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Is F the "correct" answer?Miike012 said:I don't understant how the statement is false. Because I gave a reason why it is true. Can someone explain please? thank u
Mark44 said:Is F the "correct" answer?
As long as y ≠ 0, it has a multiplicative inverse 1/y. Then if x = 1/y, xy = (1/y)(y) = 1.
Miike012 said:Yes, F is the "correct" answer
But I believe the correct answer is T
Dick said:Well, it's not true. Pay attention the quantifiers, it says there exists a fixed x such that for all y. x can't depend on y.
Yes, providing a reason helps to support your claim and make your argument more credible.
One way to determine if a statement is true or false is to gather evidence and evaluate it critically. You can also consult reliable sources and experts in the field.
A convincing reason is one that is logical, supported by evidence, and free from bias. It should also address any counterarguments and be relevant to the statement in question.
No, a statement can only be either true or false. However, there may be different interpretations or perspectives that can lead to conflicting opinions on the statement.
It is important to determine the truth or falsity of a statement in order to make informed decisions and avoid spreading misinformation. It also helps to promote critical thinking and intellectual honesty.