The statement “For some real number x,x2≥0 is true. However, your friend does not understand why, because he claims that x2 ≥0 for all real numbers, x (and not some). How would yu explain this misconception to him?

exercise 5.6 – V (page 305); and exercise 6.4 – III (page 356). Again, you do not need to write your responses to these two exercises in an essay format.  But in the first you need to indicate/explain how to complete.

Page 305 exercise 5.6 do only V (translate the arguments in the following dialogue into standerd form categorical syllogisims. the dialogue contains more than 20 argumentsm and most are exoressed in the forms of the enthymemes. ) The Dialogue is “Do Kids Make Parents Happy” in the attachment and answer as required.

page 356 III. The following dialogue “Romance with an Android” contains 11 arguments, translate each into symbloic form, and then use truth tables to determine whether esash is valid or invalid.