
Hien B. answered 04/07/19
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P: Pam will see Us
S: Sam will see Us
T: The theater opens at noon
(P & S) ≡ T
~S ⊃ T
∴ P v ~P
A: Amanda wins the competition
H: Amanda is happy
V: Amanda will take a vacation
E: The vacation is expensive
A ⊃ (H v ~H)
~E ⊃ (H ⊃ V)
~E
∴ V
~p: not-p (negation)
p & q: p and q (conjunction)
p v q: p or q (disjunction)
p ⊃ q: if p, then q (conditional)
p ≡ q: p if and only if q (biconditional)
∴ : therefore...

Hien B.
I've added what the symbols mean above! Hope that helps. If you'd like more help, feel free to contact me to schedule 1-on-1 sessions!04/07/19
Maruy B.
can you tell me what your symbols mean, such as the "&" and the other symbols? Thank you!04/07/19