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How to negate clause in OSHEET

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we want to simplify the given statements with quantifiers first we have the negation of for every x there exists a y such that x is greater than or equal to y and y doesnamp;#39;t equal zero to begin simplifying we pass the negation across the quantifiers which changes the quantifier types passing the negation across the quantifiers for every changes to there exists and there exist changes to for every this gives us the logically equivalent statement there exists an x for every y such that the negation of x is greater than or equal to y and y doesnamp;#39;t equal zero and now weamp;#39;ll negate this conjunction using de morganamp;#39;s law looking at the notes below the negation of p and q is logically equivalent to not p or not q applying de morganamp;#39;s law gives us for every x there exists a y such that the negation of x is greater than or equal to y or the negation of y doesnamp;#39;t equal zero the last step is to negate x is greater than or equal to y and negate y doesn

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The not equal operator takes two main forms.in your formulas, place the not equal sign () between two values, cell ranges, or calculations. Alternatively, you can check using the NE function NE(value1,value2) which returns TRUE if values are unequal and FALSE if theyre equal.
(not equal to sign) Not equal to.
= to denote equal or greater than. to denote greater than.
When you use the NOT function, you provide a logical expression as an argument. If the expression is TRUE, the function returns FALSE. If the expression is FALSE, the function returns TRUE. For example, the formula =NOT(TRUE) returns FALSE, and the formula =NOT(FALSE) returns TRUE.
The not equal operator in Google Sheets is represented by the symbol or the symbols. This operator is used to compare two values and return a TRUE or FALSE result based on whether the values are different or not.
is the not equal operator. =A1B1 evaluates to TRUE or FALSE based on if the values of A1 and B1 are equal. It is the same as =NE(A1, B1)
Returns TRUE if two specified values are equal and FALSE otherwise. Equivalent to the = operator.
IFERROR works by scanning a formulas output for errors. If it finds one, it replaces it with any value you specify. This function is usually used to hide errors following the logic if error return blank. If the formula has no error, it simply returns the intended output.

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