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(a) There exists a positive number x such that x2 = 5.
(b) For every positive number M, there is a positive number N such that N < 1/m.="">
(c) If n ≥ N, then | fn(x) − f(x)| ≤ 3 for all x in A.
(d) No positive number x satisfies the equation f(x) = 5. Having seen several examples of how existential and universal quantifiers are used, let us now consider how quantified statements are negated. Consider the statement Every one in the room is awake. What condition must apply to the people in the room in order for the statement to be false? Must everyone be asleep? No, it is sufficient that at least one person be asleep. On the other hand, in order for the statement Someone in the room is asleep. to be false, it must be the case that everyone is awake. Symbolically, if

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