Translating Numerical Propositions - Selected Solutions
1, There is at least one moon.
Mx: x is a moon.
(∃x)Mx
2. There is at most one moon.
(x)((Mx ⊃ (y)(My ⊃ x = y))
3. There are two moons.
(∃x)(∃y)(Mx & My & x ≠ y & (z)(Mz ⊃ (z = x) v (z = y))
5. Blanche owns at least one pen.
a: Blanche
Px: x is a pen
Oxy: x owns y
(∃y)(Py & Oay)
6. Blanche owns
exactly one pen.
(∃y)((Py
& Oay) & (z)((Pz & Oay)
⊃
z = y)
7. Solomon fixed at most two tires.
s: Solomon
Fxy: x fixed y
Tx: x is a tire
(x)(y)(((Tx & Ty) & (z)(Tz ⊃ (z=x v z=y)) ⊃ (Fsx & Fsy))
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