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Negation of 2+3=5 and 8<10 is


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2+35 and 8<10

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2+3=5 and 810

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C

2+35 or 810

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None of these

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Solution

The correct option is C

2+35 or 810


Explanation for the correct answer:

Obtaining the negation form of the given equation:

The given statement is 2+3=5 and 8<10 which can be considered as,

p:2+3=5 and q:8<10 and it's in the form of pq

Now, taking its Negation we get,

~pq=~p~q

Negation of pandqis given as

~p2+35~q810

Substituting this in the negation equation we get

~pq=2+35810

Thus, the negation of the given statement can be written as 2+35 or 810

Hence, option (C) is the correct answer.


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