6 Answered Questions for the topic QUANTIFIERS
08/20/19
Express statement in using quantifiers
I can see that it is straight forward when we have an statement like: "For all x, there exists a y, such that f(x,y) = 0", which I can re-write as: "∀ x ∃ y f(x,y) = 0". But, for example, when I...
more
Follows
•
1
Expert Answers
•1
![]()
06/24/19
both the users or "the both users"?
I keep running into this debate with my thesis advisor. Are both of these forms correct?> It can be seen that *both the* users> are able to...or> It can be seen that *the both* users>...
more
Follows
•
1
Expert Answers
•1
![]()
How to list numbers of things?
Where do you place the counter in Japanese when you want to specify how many of something there are, especially if you're listing multiple things?
I believe the counter usually goes after the...
more
Follows
•
1
Expert Answers
•2
![]()
What is the formal way to say “a bit”?
What is the formal way to say *a bit* in an essay, for example, in the sentence beginning “It is **a bit** different from”?
Is *a little* formal enough?
Follows
•
1
Expert Answers
•2
![]()
![]()
What is the formal way to say “a bit”?
What is the formal way to say *a bit* in an essay, for example, in the sentence beginning “It is 'a bit' different from”? Is "a little" formal enough?
Follows
•
1
Expert Answers
•2
![]()
![]()
Quantifiers
06/07/14
2. Express the following statements using quantifiers:
Express the following statements using quantifiers: a) There is a student who can speak Mandarin language.b) Some student has visited Australia but has not visited New Zealand.c) All students have...
more
Follows
•
2
Expert Answers
•1
![]()
Still looking for help? Get the right answer, fast.
Ask a question for free
Get a free answer to a quick problem.
Most questions answered within 4 hours.
OR
Find an Online Tutor Now
Choose an expert and meet online. No packages or subscriptions, pay only for the time you need.
