Set theory and Logic Question: How would you write the solutions out for these two questions.. [on hold]












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Let P stand for the set of people and let p ∈ P. C(p) is a propositional function that is
true when person p plays cricket; R(p) is a propositional function that is true when p
plays rugby; and F(p) is true when p plays football. Formalise the following statements:



iii) If someone plays cricket, then that person also plays either football or rugby.



iv) Everyone either plays cricket and football, or they play no sport at all.






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Let P stand for the set of people and let p ∈ P. C(p) is a propositional function that is
true when person p plays cricket; R(p) is a propositional function that is true when p
plays rugby; and F(p) is true when p plays football. Formalise the following statements:



iii) If someone plays cricket, then that person also plays either football or rugby.



iv) Everyone either plays cricket and football, or they play no sport at all.






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    – Mauro ALLEGRANZA
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Let P stand for the set of people and let p ∈ P. C(p) is a propositional function that is
true when person p plays cricket; R(p) is a propositional function that is true when p
plays rugby; and F(p) is true when p plays football. Formalise the following statements:



iii) If someone plays cricket, then that person also plays either football or rugby.



iv) Everyone either plays cricket and football, or they play no sport at all.






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Let P stand for the set of people and let p ∈ P. C(p) is a propositional function that is
true when person p plays cricket; R(p) is a propositional function that is true when p
plays rugby; and F(p) is true when p plays football. Formalise the following statements:



iii) If someone plays cricket, then that person also plays either football or rugby.



iv) Everyone either plays cricket and football, or they play no sport at all.






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  • Someone is $exists p in P$ while Everyone is $forall p in P$.
    – Mauro ALLEGRANZA
    2 days ago


















  • Someone is $exists p in P$ while Everyone is $forall p in P$.
    – Mauro ALLEGRANZA
    2 days ago
















Someone is $exists p in P$ while Everyone is $forall p in P$.
– Mauro ALLEGRANZA
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Someone is $exists p in P$ while Everyone is $forall p in P$.
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