Discrete Mathametics: Look at image. Using only the predicates below, appropriate quantifiers, and logical operations,translate each English statement into a symbolic statement or vice versa. (The domain is allobjects in the world.)S(x)is "x is a student"; P(x) is “x is a pizza"; E(x,y) is “x eats y".a. There is a student who eats all pizzas.b. Vx[P(x) →¬S(x)]c. Pizzas do not eat students.d. Viay[S(x) →(P(y) ^E(x,y))]

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