Negate: "in every good book there is a plot twist or surprise ending."

"There exists a good book that does not have a plot twist and does not have a surprise ending".

Step-by-step explanation:

We negate the universal quantifier "for all" or equivalently "In every" using the existential quantifier "There exists". So, we negate "In every good book" as "There exists a good book". In the other hand, we have the propositions

P: there is a plot twist

Q: there is a surprise ending,

and the conjunction

P ∨ Q. We negate this conjunction using the De Morgan's Laws as

¬(P∨Q) = ¬P∧¬Q

i.e., does not have a plot twist and does not have a surprise ending. Therefore, we negate "In every good book there is a plot twist or surprise ending" as "There exists a good book that does not have a plot twist and does not have a surprise ending".

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