David and John are having a particularly rational conversation. Each logical sta
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David and John are having a particularly rational conversation. Each logical statement (without question mark) made by one of the them is considered true and is added to the knowledge base as an assertion. The statements ending with a question mark are treated as queries and are not added to the knowledge base. Instead, they should be answered rationally with Yes, No or Maybe. Fill in the blanks below.
Knowledge Base: Vx Philosopher(x) Person(x) Vx King(x)->Person(x) 3x King(x) 3x Person(x) Philosopher(x) ? King(x) Philosopher(David) A Philosophe(John) Wants(x, y) : x wants y Va FitToRule(x) t-King(x) wants(x, Prosperity) Wants(x, Power (DAVID says): V2Person(x) ? ?King(x)-> Wants(x, Prosperity) (JOHN's question): 3x King(x) A Wants(x, Prosperity)? (DAVID's answer) (JOHN says): Vx Person(x) Philosopher(x) Wants(x, Power) (DAVID's question): x Philosopher(x) ^ Wants(x, Power)? (JOHN's answer) (JOHN's question): Vx Person(x) A FitToRule(x) -> Philosopher(x)? (DAVID's answer) (DAVID's Question) Vx Person(x) A FitToRule(x) Philosopher(x) ? King(x)? (JOHN's answer) Yes/No/Maybe Yes/No/Maybe Yes/No/Maybe Yes/No/MaybeExplanation / Answer
1)
Yes
It can happen by the as the given statement which we have to derive this equals to given statement
2)
No
No philosphor wants the prosperity
3)
May be
For the some people it can accepts the statement
4)
No
as the given statements no philospher is a king
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