If every bass player got man, Miles got mad

on my paper it says the right answer is:

Universal(Bx horseshoe Mx) horseshoe Mm

but when we went of the test on a seporate sheet of paper i wrote down the teacher said was right and so i also have:

Universal(Bx & Mx) horseshoe Mm
marked as right.

which one is it?

12/14/2006 8:35:23 PM

what in the fuck did you just say?

12/14/2006 8:51:27 PM

the second one

[Edited on December 14, 2006 at 9:44 PM. Reason : Don't listen to me, I don't know what you just said either.]

12/14/2006 9:43:24 PM

when you say horseshoe, do you mean union?

12/14/2006 10:20:43 PM

horseshoe could mean union or intersection...depending on if it's facing up or down

12/14/2006 10:29:04 PM

...its facing open side left...

if yall dont know what your talking about then dont bother fucking posting you retards

12/14/2006 10:43:41 PM

that might be a symbol for implies as in Bx implies Mx ...but I could be way off

12/14/2006 10:58:09 PM

I think hes talking about containment. as in a subset or something.

12/15/2006 7:02:54 PM

1 - I can't believe you are taking logic. Your first post is horrendous, in every shape and form.

2 - People, it is obvious he means "if, then" by the horseshoe.

3 - I would go with the second one. I took this stuff in 1996, and haven't looked at it since then. Tell me if my translations are correct:

a) For all x, if (if x is a bplayer, then x got mad), then miles got mad. (don't know how to write it simpler, owing to the two implications.

b) For all x, if x is a bplayer and x got mad, then miles for mad.

I think it is obvious the second one IS correct. The first one is weird. Maybe it somehow reduces to the same thing, but I can't see how, and I seriously doubt it.

12/23/2006 6:56:50 PM