Is the negation of:
$ x < y∧(∃z)[x < z < y] $
equal to:
$ x ≥ y \vee (∀z)[(x ≥ z) \vee (z ≥ y)] $
? I am confused on the negation of x < z < y
Is the negation of:
$ x < y∧(∃z)[x < z < y] $
equal to:
$ x ≥ y \vee (∀z)[(x ≥ z) \vee (z ≥ y)] $
? I am confused on the negation of x < z < y
$x hence, its negation is $ x \ge z \lor z \ge y$ So yes, you did everything corectly!
We read ($\ref{1}$) as ($\ref{2}$)
$x $(x so its negation is ($\ref{3}$) as you have identified in your expression. $(x\geq y) \lor (y\geq z)\label{3}\tag{3}$ The full worked negation is: $\lnot(x $\lnot(x $(x\geq y) \land (\forall z)[(x\geq y) \lor (y\geq z)])$ So your work is indeed correct.