2. If the internet is working and the grass is green, then if it's sunny, we wear sunglasses. 3. If Natasha lives in San Francisco implies I will eat a taco, then if the internet is working, the grass green. 4. Natasha lives in San Francisco, and if it's sunny, we wear sunglasses. 5. If it's sunny, we wear sunglasses and the grass is green. 6. If neither the internet is working nor the grass in green, then I won't eat a taco.
2. If the internet is working and the grass is green, then if it's sunny, we wear sunglasses. 3. If Natasha lives in San Francisco implies I will eat a taco, then if the internet is working, the grass green. 4. Natasha lives in San Francisco, and if it's sunny, we wear sunglasses. 5. If it's sunny, we wear sunglasses and the grass is green. 6. If neither the internet is working nor the grass in green, then I won't eat a taco.
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Transcribed Image Text:2. If the internet is working and the grass is green, then if it's sunny, we wear sunglasses.
3. If Natasha lives in San Francisco implies I will eat a taco, then if the internet is working, the grass is
green.
4. Natasha lives in San Francisco, and if it's sunny, we wear sunglasses.
5. If it's sunny, we wear sunglasses and the grass is green.
6. If neither the internet is working nor the grass in green, then I won't eat a taco.

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Use the propositional letters below to translate these statements into propositional logic.
Natasha lives in San Francisco.
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The internet is working.
r = I will eat a taco.
s = The grass is green.
t = If it's sunny, we wear sunglasses.
1. I will eat a taco if Natasha lives in San Francisco or the grass is not green.
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When a sentence is assertive and it is either true or false, it becomes a statement. Any statement can be represented symbolically. Many symbols are used to represent propositional logic. There are many logical connectivities also that join propositions. The resultant statement is a compound statement.
Here, some statements are given. Using these statements, we write the given propositional logic symbolically.
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