from the primitive conditions F (c, d), “c fears d,” and R(c, d), “c respects d.” Carefully explain how your formula describes the condition at hand. 1. Squirrels are the only creatures that fear themselves. 2. All creatures who respect all self-respecting creatures are themselves self- respecting. 3. Any mammal that fears itself fears all squirrels. 4. If any creature fears another creature, it also respects that creature.

from the primitive conditions F (c, d), “c fears d,” and R(c, d), “c respects d.” Carefully explain how your formula describes the condition at hand. 1. Squirrels are the only creatures that fear themselves. 2. All creatures who respect all self-respecting creatures are themselves self- respecting. 3. Any mammal that fears itself fears all squirrels. 4. If any creature fears another creature, it also respects that creature.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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