Odisha Board Solutions for Chapter: Mathematical Reasoning, Exercise 1: Exercises- 1(a)
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Questions from Odisha Board Solutions for Chapter: Mathematical Reasoning, Exercise 1: Exercises- 1(a) with Hints & Solutions
Translate the following proposition into symbolic form, stating the prime component.
If there is a will, there is a way.
Translate the following proposition into symbolic form, stating the prime component.
Time and tide waits for none.
Translate the following proposition into symbolic form, stating the prime component.
is a prime number which is a sum of two squares.
Translate the following proposition into symbolic form, stating the prime component.
Life is short, but virtue is lasting.
Translate the following proposition into symbolic form, stating the prime component.
If the boy is poor, then he will be hungry and if he is hungry, then he cannot be honest.
Translate the following proposition into symbolic form, stating the prime component.
A year consists of twelve months while a month does not consist of more than thirty one days.
Translate the following proposition into symbolic form, stating the prime component.
If the government cannot solve the unemployment problem, then public opinion will rise against it which will lead to a strengthening of opposition.
Let denote respectively the statements: "you are honest", "you are laborious" and "you will receive a promotion". Translate the following statement into English language:
