By using propositional logic describe the state of traffic light on different instants, provide he set of formulas which expresses the following facts: i. The traffic light is either green, or red or orange; The traffic light switches from green to orange, from orange to red, and from red ii. to green; iii. It can keep the same color over at most 3 successive states.

By using propositional logic describe the state of traffic light on different instants, provide he set of formulas which expresses the following facts: i. The traffic light is either green, or red or orange; The traffic light switches from green to orange, from orange to red, and from red ii. to green; iii. It can keep the same color over at most 3 successive states.

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By using propositional logic describe the state of traffic light on different instants, provide
he set of formulas which expresses the following facts:
i. The traffic light is either green, or red or orange;
The traffic light switches from green to orange, from orange to red, and from red
ii.
to green;
iii.
It can keep the same color over at most 3 successive states.

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