2.24. In simpler language, describe the meaning of the following two statements and their negations. Which one implies the other, and why? a) There is a number M such that, for every x in the set S, |x| ≤ M. b) For every x in the set S, there is a number M such that |x| ≤ M.
2.24. In simpler language, describe the meaning of the following two statements and their negations. Which one implies the other, and why? a) There is a number M such that, for every x in the set S, |x| ≤ M. b) For every x in the set S, there is a number M such that |x| ≤ M.
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