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Chapter 1 Exercise1.4 question 9.h

Let L(x, y)  be the statement "x loves y" where the domain of x and y consist of all people of the world. Use quantifiers to expess the statement :

"THERE ARE EXACTLY TWO PEOPLE WHOM LYNN LOVES"

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