Nested Quantifiers (Translating English Statements) - Example 2

Discrete Mathematics: Translating the English Statements to the Statements involving Nested Quantifiers.
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1) Solved example on translating the English statements to the statements involving nested quantifiers.
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Can we write the domain as the negative numbers and then for all negative numbers that are real, their square root is not real??

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Can we write it as - for all x(x √x doesn't belong to R) R is set of real numbers, is this correct??

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Can we take there exist symbol out of parenthesis? Does anyone know?

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For all x (negative (x) ->~real(√x) ) Can any one correct me if I'm wrong

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