Let a, b, c, and d be propositions. a: You are what you eat. b: Your food can describe your health. c: By nature, human is designed to eat meat. d: A person should eat healthy food. Express the following logical symbols into verbal sentences. 1. (~c) ^ (b↔a) 2. (a V b) → d 3. ~d ↔ (~a ^ ~b)

Let a, b, c, and d be propositions. a: You are what you eat. b: Your food can describe your health. c: By nature, human is designed to eat meat. d: A person should eat healthy food. Express the following logical symbols into verbal sentences. 1. (~c) ^ (b↔a) 2. (a V b) → d 3. ~d ↔ (~a ^ ~b)

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Let a, b, c, and d be propositions.

a: You are what you eat.

b: Your food can describe your health.

c: By nature, human is designed to eat meat.

d: A person should eat healthy food.

Express the following logical symbols into verbal sentences.

1. (~c) ^ (b↔a)

2. (a V b) → d

3. ~d ↔ (~a ^ ~b)

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