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How do scientists represent subjects and predicates in first-order logic?

Scientists use [Dropdown] to represent subjects and [Dropdown] to represent predicates in first-order logic.

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- uppercase letters
- lowercase letters
- numbers
- special characters



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In first-order logic, scientists use lowercase letters for subjects and capital letters for predicates.


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Representing Subjects and Predicates in First-Order Logic

In first-order logic, scientists use lowercase letters to represent subjects and capitals letters to represent predicates. For example, 'John is hungry' would be translated as HUNGRY(j), while 'John loves Mary' would be translated as LOVE(j, m).


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