Represent the following in propositional logic. Label the component propositions. Note you may have to reword...

Represent the following in propositional logic. Label the component propositions. Note you may have to reword some propositions.
1. Bread contains carbs and so does rice.
2. Either John or Chris was the first student in class this morning.
3. I have a bad shoulder and whenever it is raining, my shoulder aches.
4. If the weather is nice, then if Dr Marlowe is lecturing, we will sleep in and then go for a hike.
5. Henry will stay in his job only if he likes his teammates or he is given a rais
6. I don’t like grapefruit and I don’t like asparagus unless they are grilled.
7. Wildwood never has good weather and small crowds.

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