Question

P: It's sunny.

Q: It's snowing. R: It's not raining.
Translate the following words into symbols: It's sunny and it's not snowing.
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O Q–> P
O PA~Q
O~P ^ Q

Answer 1

Answer: Choice C.
`P \wedge \sim Q`

Step-by-step explanation:

Anywhere you see "it's sunny", replace it with "P".

We'll replace the "and" with the symbol
`\wedge` which is used for conjunctions.

The squiggly
`\sim` refers to "not" and it negates or flips whatever statement Q is. Q stands for "it's snowing" so
`\sim Q` is the complete opposite of "it's not snowing".

We don't use statement R at all.