6. (18 points) Write the statements formally using quantifiers and variables. Make them conditional. a) A sufficient condition for any function to be a continuous function is that the function is differentiable. b) It is necessary for all composite integers to have more than two factors. c) Every even integer can be written as the sum of two prime numbers. (use two quantifiers here!)
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