Nested Quantifiers (Translating English Statements) - Example 1

Discrete Mathematics: Translating the English Statements to the Statements involving Nested Quantifiers.
Topics discussed:
1) Five steps to translate the English statement to its equivalent logical expression.
2) Solved example on translating the English statements to the statements involving nested quantifiers.

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[rajeshprajapati]

If the domain was - All positive integers then

∀x ∀y [(x+y) > 0] Right ?

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[HanaaAHamed]

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[oobleck]

One can also write it as (∀x∀y∃z (x+y=z)) and domain for x, y, z is R+

[emdutt]

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[labiribiri]

Very nice.

Couldn't you just write it down as:

∀x, y ((x > 0) ∧ (y >0) --> (x+y > 0)) ?