Translate the following argument into symbolic form. State clearly what each of the propositions are
I walk and I cycle and I run. If I do not stay at home I cycle or I run. I do not cycle therefore I stay at home.
naming the simple propositions
p: I walk q: I cycle r: I run s: I stay at home
I have tried my hands quite a few times but its not working out . hopefully someone can help
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Symbol for and
$\land$
Symbol for or
$\lor$
Symbol for not/negation
$\neg$
Symbol for If A then B/ A implies B /A therefore B
$A \implies B$
Symbol for therefore
$\therefore$
You may use implies in place of therefore if you wish.
$\endgroup$ 1 $\begingroup$- $p \wedge q \wedge r$
- $\neg s \rightarrow (q \vee r)$
- $\neg q \rightarrow s$.
I hope this helps. Perhaps there's a different style you're supposed to use.
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