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2. Here is a model: Domain: {1, 2, 3, 4} B : {3, 4}, C : {1, 4}, F : ∅ Make a proposition that is false in this model by filling in each of the blank spaces of _z((Bz _ _ z) → _ ∀ y¬F y) with one symbol of MPL. Explain why the proposition you made is false in the given model.

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  1. Here is a model: Domain: {1, 2, 3, 4} B : {3, 4}, C : {1, 4}, F : ∅ Make a proposition that is false in this model by filling in each of the blank spaces of _z((Bz _ _ z) → _ ∀ y¬F y) with one symbol of MPL. Explain why the proposition you made is false in the given model.
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Solution

The proposition that is false in this model could be:

∀z((Bz ∧ Cz) → ∀y¬Fy)

This proposition is false in the given model. Here's why:

The proposition states that for all z, if z is in B and z is in C, then for all y, y is not in F.

In the given model, the number 4 is in both B and C. According to the proposition, this should mean that for all y, y is not in F. However, in the model, F is an empty set, which means that there is no y that is not in F because there are no elements in F at all.

Therefore, the proposition is false in the given model.

This problem has been solved

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