Translate the statements into words. (From [1].) (1) Vx(R(x) = S(x)); R = is a raindrop,...

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Translate the statements into words. (From [1].) (1) Vx(R(x) = S(x)); R = "is a raindrop," S="makes a splash." (2) y(C(y) ⇒ M(y)); C = "is a cowboy," M = "is macho." (3) 3 z(D(2) A W(z)); D = "is a puppy," W = "whimpers." (4) 3 z(D(2) A -W(z)); D = "is a puppy," W = "whimpers." (5) Vx(D(x)¬W(x)); D = "is a puppy," W = "whimpers." (6) Vx(D(x) W(x)); D = "is a puppy," W = "whimpers." (7) 3 z,y(C(z) A C(y) A W(z) A-W(y)); C = "is a cat." W = "whimpers" (8) Vx(P(x) y(P(y) A L(x,y))), P = "is a person," L(x,y) = "y is older than x." Translate the statements into words. (From [1].) (1) Vx(R(x) = S(x)); R = "is a raindrop," S="makes a splash." (2) y(C(y) ⇒ M(y)); C = "is a cowboy," M = "is macho." (3) 3 z(D(2) A W(z)); D = "is a puppy," W = "whimpers." (4) 3 z(D(2) A -W(z)); D = "is a puppy," W = "whimpers." (5) Vx(D(x)¬W(x)); D = "is a puppy," W = "whimpers." (6) Vx(D(x) W(x)); D = "is a puppy," W = "whimpers." (7) 3 z,y(C(z) A C(y) A W(z) A-W(y)); C = "is a cat." W = "whimpers" (8) Vx(P(x) y(P(y) A L(x,y))), P = "is a person," L(x,y) = "y is older than x."

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