Database System Concepts
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Given the statements p, q, r, s, t and u.
p: The tour goes to Italy.
q: The tour goes to Spain.
r: We go to Venice.
s: We go to Florence.
Represent the following statement in symbols
1. "The tour goes to Italy and did not go to Spain."
2. " If we go to Venice, then we can’t go to Florence."
3. "We go to Venice or We go to Florence."
4. "If the tour goes to Italy, then we go to Venice."
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