P = I pass this class
G = I go to class every day.
H = I do all the homework exercises.
Translate the following sentences into propositional logic.
(1) Students will not pass this class unless they go to class every day and do all of the
homework exercises.
(2) Either going to classes every day or doing all the homework exercises is necessary
for passing this class for students.
(3) There is no student in the class who goes to classes every day and does all the
homework exercises but will not pass this class. (4) To pass in the class it is necessary and sufficient to go to classes every day or do all
the homework exercises.
(5) Either go to classes every day or do all the homework exercises but both is not
required if students wants to pass the
Let "x\\in X" , where X - the set of all students
(1) "\\forall x:" "p(x)\\to(g(x)\\land h(x))"
(2) "\\forall x:p(x)\\to(g(x)\\lor h(x))"
(3) "\\forall x:(g(x)\\land h(x))\\to p(x)"
(4) "\\forall x:p(x)\\leftrightarrow (g(x)\\lor h(x))"
(5) "\\forall x:((g(x)\u2295h(x)) \\to p(x)"
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