Put each of the following into logical form. Use #1 as an example:

1. Computers are good. All [computers] are [good.]
2. A few pencils are good.
3. Food is good for you.
4. Some dogs go to heaven.
5. No dogs go to heaven.
6. Mugs are used for drinking.
7. Many phones are expensive.
8. All books are the same.
9. A few children run.
10. Socrates is a great philosopher. (This is a tricky one. It is a Singular Proposition.)

Logical form representation simplifies understanding the relationships between subjects and predicates in various statements. Each statement can be classified as universal or particular to enhance clarity and comprehension. This method is widely used in formal reasoning and logical analysis.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-07

This response outlines how to convert everyday statements into logical form by identifying subjects and their attributes. Each statement is categorized for clarity, following a similar structure as the provided example. The logical form helps in understanding relationships within the statements. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07