5. Rewrite the following proposition as unambiguous English sentences. The relevant predicates are defined as follows: Again, let’s let P be a set of all people a. A(x) means “x is teaching the AI course" b. T(x) means “x is taking AI course" c. F(x) means “x has a twitter account." d. C(x) means “x likes to read." For example, the proposition 3x { P[A(x)^ C(x)]} could be translated as "There is a person who is teaching and likes to read" P [T(x) → (F(x) C(x))] ?

5. Rewrite the following proposition as unambiguous English sentences. The relevant predicates are defined as follows: Again, let’s let P be a set of all people a. A(x) means “x is teaching the AI course" b. T(x) means “x is taking AI course" c. F(x) means “x has a twitter account." d. C(x) means “x likes to read." For example, the proposition 3x { P[A(x)^ C(x)]} could be translated as "There is a person who is teaching and likes to read" P [T(x) → (F(x) C(x))] ?

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5. Rewrite the following proposition as unambiguous
English sentences. The relevant predicates are defined
as follows: Again, let’s let P be a set of all people
a. A(x) means “x is teaching the AI course"
b. T(x) means “x is taking AI course"
c. F(x) means “x has a twitter account."
d. C(x) means “x likes to read."
For example, the proposition 3x {P[A(x)^ C(x)]} could
be translated as "There is a person who is teaching and
likes to read"
P [T(x) → (F(x) C(x))] ?

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