INSTRUCTIONS: Select the correct translation for each statement. There are exactly two cars in the lot
A) (?x)(?y){Cx • Lx • Cy • Ly • x ? y • (z)[(Cz • Lz) ? (z = x ? z = y)}
B) (?x)(?y)(Cx • Lx • Cy • Ly • x ? y)
C) (x)(?y){Cx • Lx • Cy • Ly • x ? y • (z)[(Cz • Lz) ? (z = x ? z = y)}
D) (?x)(?y)(?z){Cx • Lx • Cy • Ly • x ? y • [(Cz • Lz) ? (z = x ? z = y)}
E) (x)(y){[Cx • Lx • Cy • Ly • x ? y] ? (z)[(Cz • Lz) ? (z = x ? z = y)}
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