Turn a sentence into symbolic proposition logic using capital letters for affirmative english statements

Question

Turn the sentence: "Look, Schopenhauer was only grumpy because his dad died by suicide, his mother did not like him, and his archnemesis Hegel was a bigger star than he was. into symbolic propositional logic using capital letters for affirmative English statements. Should be all considered as single compound statements.

Answer 1

Let A be the statement "Schopenhaur's father died of suicide."

Let B be the statement "Schopenhaur's mother didn't like him."

Let C be the statement "Schopenhaur's archnemesis Hegel was a bigger star than he was."

Let D be the statement "Schopenhaur was grumpy."

Then, based on the phrasing, we can write your given statement as A ^ B ^ C --> D

In words, this would be read as: A and B and C implies D

Equivalently: If A, B, and C are all true, then D must be true.