QUESTION 11Consider the following statements:T(x, y): "x eats y".A(x): "x is wise".S(x): "x is hungry".F(y): "y is fat".H(y): "y is healthy".The domain of x is the set of all people and the domain of y is the set of all food.Select the symbolic of the following sentence (one or more answers):"All healthy food are eaten by all wise people"None of all proposed answersVx Vy T(x,у) — (х) V -Н(у)Vx Vy ¬T(x,y) →A (x) V H (y)Vx Vy -T(x,y) v ¬A (x) V ¬H (y)Vx Vy -T(x,y) → ¬A (x) V ¬H (y)

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