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What is an equivalent symbolic way of writing it? the propositional function q(x) stands for student x is proficient in python programming. b. consider the quantification: -vxp(x) when is this statementtrue? 1. 2. 3. when is this statement false? what is an equivalent symbolic way of writing it? l view as text send to binder activity details
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