Write the statement using these predicates and any needed quantifiers.

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In the questions below suppose the variable x represents people,

F(x): x is friendly
T(x): x is tall
A(x): x is angry.

Write the statement using these predicates and any needed quantifiers.

i. Some tall angry people are friendly.

Ǝ(x) [T(x) and A(x) => F(x)]

ii. If a person is friendly, then that person is not angry.

 f(x) => -A(x)

PS: In MathJax:

$\quad\exists x~[T(x)\land A(x)\to F(x)]$

$\quad f(x)\to \lnot A(x)$

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$i) \exists x(T(x) \land A(x) \land F(x))$

Some, ($\exists x$) tall and angry and friendly people.

$i) F(x) \implies \lnot A(x)$, whichi is what you have is correct!