Translation Using Quantifiers and Predicates

[@Awreadybro7]

simple and straight forward for the beginner!

[@MM-fy2vh]

I hated my IT major bc of this subject 💔

[@shafisaif9103]

My left ear enjoyed this

[@muhammadaamir7187]

so great method sir.i understand him clearly

[@weirdosjustlikethat2399]

Keep doing sir will be following you

[@jasminejordan1520]

Can you answer this: 1. Any numbers raised to the fourth power is non- negative 2. Some numbers raised to the third power is negative. 3. The sine of an angle is always between +1 and -1. 4. The secant of angle is never strictly between +1 and -1.

[@nimakojnr6178]

Thank u

[@r.e.p.a2240]

Do you know how to work with Models, and sentences that have multiple quantifies. Ex VxEy(Pxy-->Qyx)?

[@ABC-jq7ve]

love this video!

[@walterbaldemor2128]

Thanks, it helped me alot.

[@franciscobulacia2297]

I though I conditionals meant "or" and injunctions meant "and" ?

[@r.e.p.a2240]

Francisco Bulacia conjunctions mean “and” and disjunctions mean “or”.

[@Icecube88]

conditionals are if statements

[@sajeedalreefy4713]

thank you very much Sir!

[@arcearcenal8993]

Can you translate this 1. Some students are not successful 2. Every clever student is successful 3. Some students arw dishonest 4. Some dishonest students are successful and are clever. Thanks.

[@vincenr8822]

MVP

[@markcjdelapaz3609]

please translate no man is an island

[@thehiddencode5686]

No man is an island. M = man I = island Vx(~M(x) -> I(x))

[@markcjdelapaz3609]

thanks💗, even if it take long time

[@kelseyr.7918]

Translate : No one in this class knows how to speak mandarin