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    The document contains 5 logic statements and their negations. It defines sets U, D, E, F, G and evaluates whether several statements about the relationships between these sets are true or false. It finds that the statements "F ⊆ D", "G ⊂ E", and "∅ ⊂ D" are true, while "D has exactly eight subsets and seven proper subsets" is false. It also states "U has exactly 32 subsets" is true.

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    The document contains 5 logic statements and their negations. It defines sets U, D, E, F, G and evaluates whether several statements about the relationships between these sets are true or false. It finds that the statements "F ⊆ D", "G ⊂ E", and "∅ ⊂ D" are true, while "D has exactly eight subsets and seven proper subsets" is false. It also states "U has exactly 32 subsets" is true.

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    The document contains 5 logic statements and their negations. It defines sets U, D, E, F, G and evaluates whether several statements about the relationships between these sets are true or false. It finds that the statements "F ⊆ D", "G ⊂ E", and "∅ ⊂ D" are true, while "D has exactly eight subsets and seven proper subsets" is false. It also states "U has exactly 32 subsets" is true.

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    F.

    In numbers 16 to 20, let U = {p, q, r, s, t}, D = {p, r, s, t}, E = {q, s}, F = {p,
    t}, & G = {s}.
    Determine whether each statement is true or false.

    16. F ⊆ D False
    17. G ⊂ E True
    18. ∅ ⊂ D True
    19. D has exactly eight subsets and seven proper subsets. False
    20. U has exactly 32 subsets. True

    LOGIC.
    A. Write the negation of each statement.

    1. The Giants lost the game. The Giants did not lost the game.
    2. The lunch was served at noon. The lunch was not served at noon.
    3. The game did not go into overtime. The game went into overtime.
    4. The game was not shown on ABC. The game was shown on ABC.
    5. The dog does not need to be fed. The dog needs to be fed.

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