Writing for all logic in 2 forms, can some one see if I did this right?

In summary, the conversation discusses rewriting statements in two forms: \forall x, if ____ then ___ and \forall _____ x, _____. The example given is "Every computer science student needs to take data structures," which can be rewritten as "\forall x, if x is a computer science student, then x needs to take data structures" and "\forall computer science student x, x needs to take data structures."
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mr_coffee
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ello ello!

The directions are the following:

Rewrite each of the following statements in the two forms [tex]\forall x[/tex],
if ____ then ___ and
[tex]\forall [/tex] _____ x, _____

For some reason the latex keeps putting an x for the 2nd form, but it should be
Upside down A ______ x, _______ for the 2nd form they want.Every computer science student needs to take data structures.

I did the following:
[tex]\forall [/tex] x, if x is a computer science student, then x needs to take data structures.

[tex]\forall[/tex] computer science student x, x needs to take data structures.

Thanks!
 
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Looks right to me.
 
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THanks for the help!
 

What is writing for all logic in 2 forms?

Writing for all logic in 2 forms is a method of presenting information or arguments in a way that is logical and comprehensive for all readers. It involves breaking down complex ideas into two different forms, such as written and visual, in order to appeal to a wider audience and help them better understand the content.

Why is writing for all logic in 2 forms important?

Writing for all logic in 2 forms is important because it allows for better communication and understanding among different audiences. It ensures that all readers, regardless of their learning style or background knowledge, can grasp the main ideas and arguments presented in the writing.

What are the two forms of writing for all logic?

The two forms of writing for all logic are written and visual. Written forms include text, such as essays, reports, and articles, while visual forms include diagrams, charts, and graphs. Both forms work together to present information in a clear and comprehensive manner.

How can one effectively use writing for all logic in 2 forms?

To effectively use writing for all logic in 2 forms, one should first determine the main ideas and arguments they want to convey. Then, they can choose the most appropriate forms to present this information, whether it be through written or visual means. It is also important to ensure that both forms complement each other and enhance the overall understanding of the topic.

Can you provide an example of writing for all logic in 2 forms?

Sure, an example of writing for all logic in 2 forms could be an essay on climate change. The written form could include an explanation of the causes and effects of climate change, while the visual form could include a graph showing the increase in global temperatures over the years. This combination of written and visual elements can help readers understand the issue of climate change in a more comprehensive manner.

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