Predicate Logic: Translating Natural Language into Logic

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Description

This lecture covers the translation of natural language sentences into predicate logic, including examples like 'Everybody loves somebody' and 'There is someone who loves someone'. It also explains the importance of the order of quantifiers and provides exercises on nested quantifiers.

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