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For the statement below with is P(m,n) : ∀m,n∈Z, if m,n is even then m+n is even.

a. m,n is even
b. ∀m,n∈Z
c. m+n is even
d. m,n is even and m+n is even

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Final answer:

The statement consists of a condition stating that if both m and n are even, their sum is also even.

Step-by-step explanation:

The statement given is:

P(m,n) : ∀m,n∈Z, if m,n is even then m+n is even.

To break down the statement:

a. m,n is even: This represents the condition that both m and n are even numbers.

b. ∀m,n∈Z: This represents the universal quantifier stating that m and n are integers.

c. m+n is even: This represents the result or consequence of the condition, stating that the sum of m and n is also even.

d. m,n is even and m+n is even: None of the options directly represent this statement. Option d is incorrect.

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