Philosophy Asked by larry mintz on December 22, 2020
F: French wins gold medal
G: Germans win gold medal
D: Danish win gold medal
I have to use truth connectives to paraphrase:
They will not all win gold medals
I am thinking when paraphrasing it ,
one country can win and two loose or
Two win and one loose
Am I on the right path?
You can parse "Not all win golds medals" as "At least one does not win a gold medal." Either way, you can parse as:
~(F & G & D)
Which is truth-functionally equivalent to:
(~F v ~G v ~D)
Both are consistent with all three losing, two losing and one winning, or one losing and two winning.
Answered by John Beverley on December 22, 2020
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