Consider the following two statements: 1. Everything is awesome! 2. Everything is cool when you're part of a team. Part A Translate both of these statements into expressions of predicate logic, using the following predicates: b A(x): x is awesome! C(y): y is cool. P(z, t): person z is part of team t. ● ● ● Hint: In English, the construction "q when p" can be rephrased as "if p then q." Your solution should therefore include →. 1) ** (A): A(X) 2) ZEC :((y) Part B The contrapositive of the implication p q is the statement -q p. Compute the contrapositive of your answer for the second statement in Part A. Please simplify your results so that negation symbols - appear directly in front of predicates, and not quantifiers or parenthetical expressions. So, an expression like -V: P(x) needs further simplification, as does 3y: (P(y) V Q(y)). Please show your steps.

Consider the following two statements: 1. Everything is awesome! 2. Everything is cool when you're part of a team. Part A Translate both of these statements into expressions of predicate logic, using the following predicates: b A(x): x is awesome! C(y): y is cool. P(z, t): person z is part of team t. ● ● ● Hint: In English, the construction "q when p" can be rephrased as "if p then q." Your solution should therefore include →. 1) ** (A): A(X) 2) ZEC :((y) Part B The contrapositive of the implication p q is the statement -q p. Compute the contrapositive of your answer for the second statement in Part A. Please simplify your results so that negation symbols - appear directly in front of predicates, and not quantifiers or parenthetical expressions. So, an expression like -V: P(x) needs further simplification, as does 3y: (P(y) V Q(y)). Please show your steps.

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