how to write the logical expression for this? Either ... or... if .
For example: Either you win or lose if you play the game.
how to write the logical expression for this? Either ... or... if .
For example: Either you win or lose if you play the game.
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Are you looking for common logical symbols that are used to represent these connectives? If so, you can use $\lor$ for "or" and $\impliedby$ for "if". Your example sentence can be written as
"You play the game $\implies$ you win $\lor$ you lose"
You should really avoid using these symbols in normal writing though; they should be reserved for making mathematical claims unambiguous (e.g. $\lor$ denotes inclusive or, while "or" in English can be either inclusive or exclusive).
If $p$ then $q$ is equivalent to $q$ if $p$.
so if you let $w$, $l$, $p$ be boolean variables representing win, lose, and play, you could write:
$p \implies (w \lor l)$