Aristotelian forms are translated

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Give a logical equivalent sentence for each of the Aristotelian forms .The four Aristotelian forms are translated as follows: All P's are Q's. Vx (P(x) then Q(x)) Some P's are Q's. Ex (P(x) ^ Q(x)) No P's are Q's. Vx (P(x) then ~Q(x)) Some P's are not Q's. Ex (P(x) ^ :Q(x))

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