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Past exam of the computer science course of the University of Oxford 2015 Knowledge representation and reasoning 1 a iii Solution by
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Using the supplied counting function, an appropriate first-order sentence isHere the counting comparison expresses the threshold and the existential quantification expresses teaching at least one course. The word “if” supplies this direction of logical implication; it does not assert that these are the only reasons a faculty member can be busy. With the intended meanings of the nonlogical symbols, no further counting axioms are needed for this translation. If those meanings were unspecified, the displayed first-order sentence alone would not define arithmetic or connect the counting function to the supervision relation.
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