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Let b represent the statement \"ants are huge\" and d represent the statement \"all birds can swim.\" Convert the following compound statement into symbols. \"Both ants are huge and all birds can swim, and it is not the case that either all birds can swim or ants are huge.\" What is the symbolic representation of the statement? A. $(b \land d) \land (\neg d \lor \neg b)$ B. $(b \lor d) \land (d \lor b)$ C. $(b \land d) \land (d \lor b)$ D. $(b \land d) \land (d \lor \neg b)$

          Let b represent the statement \"ants are huge\" and d represent the statement \"all birds can swim.\"
Convert the following compound statement into symbols.
\"Both ants are huge and all birds can swim, and it is not the case that either all birds can swim or ants are huge.\"
What is the symbolic representation of the statement?
A. $(b \land d) \land (\neg d \lor \neg b)$
B. $(b \lor d) \land (d \lor b)$
C. $(b \land d) \land (d \lor b)$
D. $(b \land d) \land (d \lor \neg b)$

Let b represent the statement änts are hugeänd d represent the statement äll birds can swim.C̈onvert the following compound statement into symbols.
B̈oth ants are huge and all birds can swim, and it is not the case that either all birds can swim or ants are huge.Ẅhat is the symbolic representation of the statement?
A. (b d) ( d b)
B. (b d) (d b)
C. (b d) (d b)
D. (b d) (d b)

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