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9.) In the domain of all Baseball teams, let B(x) be the predicate, “x is a good team”. Write the following statements in the symbols of predicate logic.
a.) Some Baseball teams are good
b.) Some Baseball teams are not good
c.) No Baseball teams are good
d.) All Baseball teams are good
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