To represent the specified conditions using Boolean expressions, we can combine them into a single expression as follows:
- The value of x is greater than 10: \( x > 10 \)
- y is less than or equal to 20: \( y \leq 20 \)
- Either a is equal to 5 or b is not equal to 10: \( a = 5 \lor b \neq 10 \)
- c is not greater than 15: \( c \leq 15 \)
- age is between 18 and 25 (inclusive): \( 18 \leq \text{age} \leq 25 \)
- The number n is even and greater than 10: \( (n \mod 2 = 0) \land (n > 10) \)
Combining all of these conditions into a single Boolean expression, we have:
\[ (x > 10 \land y \leq 20) \land (a = 5 \lor b \neq 10) \land (c \leq 15) \land (18 \leq \text{age} \leq 25) \land ((n \mod 2 = 0) \land (n > 10)) \]
This expression combines the conditions using logical conjunction (AND, represented by \( \land \)) and disjunction (OR, represented by \( \lor \)).