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Consider a propositional language with three propositional constants - mushroom, purple, and poisonous - each indicating the property suggested by its spelling. Using these propositional constants, encode the following English sentences as Propositional Logic sentences. Use ~ for ¬; use | for ∨; use & for ∧; use => for ⇒; and use <=> for ⇔ when entering compound sentences.

A mushroom is not poisonous unless it is purple. 

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Mushroom(x): x is a mushroom

Poisonous(x): x is poisonous

Purple(x): x is purple

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