Translate the following sentences into FOL. Use these predicates: Older(x,y), meaning x is older than y; Ancestor(x,y), meaning x is y’s ancestor, Owns(x,y), meaning x owns y, and Dog(x), meaning x is a dog. Use constant symbol Amy. A person’s ancestor is older than they are. (In other words, if someone is another person’s ancestor, then they are older.) Amy has an ancestor who owned a dog. All of Amy’s ancestors owned a dog.

Translate the following sentences into FOL. Use these predicates: Older(x,y), meaning x is older than y; Ancestor(x,y), meaning x is y’s ancestor, Owns(x,y), meaning x owns y, and Dog(x), meaning x is a dog. Use constant symbol Amy. A person’s ancestor is older than they are. (In other words, if someone is another person’s ancestor, then they are older.) Amy has an ancestor who owned a dog. All of Amy’s ancestors owned a dog.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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