Reference no: EM131883441
Instructions
The simple claims below are from the textbook Exercise 7.6 (page 167).
- Designate a letter to represent each simple claim, and then translate the truth-functional claims into symbolic forms.
- Be sure to provide a breakdown on which claims are represented by which letter.
Example: People often think that all claims are either facts or opinion.
Answer: F Ú O
F = People often think that all claims are facts.
O = People often think that all claims are opinions.
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