4.1 Interpret the meaning of given logical statements into plain English. Logical statements and propositions are fundamental in formal logic and mathematics. Take specific logical statements and translate them into easily understandable plain English. 1) a) -pvq b) pɅ(q→r) c) (svt)→→-u Take each of the provided logical statements and explain their meaning in natural language, using words and phrases that make the logic clear and accessible. Ensure that the interpretation captures the logical relationships between variables or propositions in each statement. ii) Discuss the importance of interpreting logical statements into plain English, especially in fields like philosophy, computer science, and artificial intelligence. 111) Reflect on any challenges or ambiguities that can arise when translating complex logical statements into everyday language.

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