Let the domain be the set of all animals. Define the following predicates:A(x) : x can add.W(x) : x can waltz.• D(x) : x is a dog.. Сх) : х is a cat.Translate each of the following logical expressions into English.1. Vx(D(x) → (A(x) V W(x)).2. Эx(С(х) л -А(х) л W(x))3. -Эx(D(x) ЛA(х))4. Vx((D(x) V C(x)) → W(x))

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Let the domain be the set of all animals. Define the following predicates: A(x) : x can add. W(x) : x can waltz. • D(x) : x is a dog. • C(x) : x is a cat. Translate each of the following logical expressions into English. 1. Vx(D(x) → (A(x) v W(x)). 2. Ex(C(x) A ¬A(x) A W(x)) 3. ¬3x(D(x) A A(x)) 4. Vx((D(x) V C(x)) → W(x))

Let the domain be the set of all animals. Define the following predicates: A(x) : x can add. W(x) : x can waltz. • D(x) : x is a dog. • C(x) : x is a cat. Translate each of the following logical expressions into English. 1. Vx(D(x) → (A(x) v W(x)). 2. Ex(C(x) A ¬A(x) A W(x)) 3. ¬3x(D(x) A A(x)) 4. Vx((D(x) V C(x)) → W(x))

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