If there is no flood and we still have to evacuate, then the hurricane must pose other dangers.
Turn into symbolic form
Would the answer be: (~p & q) -> r
To turn the statement "If there is no flood and we still have to evacuate, then the hurricane must pose other dangers" into symbolic form, we can use propositional logic. Let's assign the following variables:
p: There is a flood.
q: We have to evacuate.
r: The hurricane poses other dangers.
The statement can be translated as follows: "If there is no flood (¬p) and we still have to evacuate (q), then the hurricane must pose other dangers (r)."
Therefore, the symbolic form of the statement would be: (¬p ∧ q) → r.