Translate each of the following statements (not all of them true) into the language of logic. depending on the statement and your interpretation of it, you may need some or all of the following: quantifiers; "not"; "or"; "and." you may also need to define sets. translate as fully as possible; implicit in many of the statements are hidden quantifiers, often nested, that need be to revealed. but don't introduce quantifiers where they aren't needed in some cases more than one accurate translation is possible, depending on how you interpret the speaker's meaning. for a few statements you may reasonably conclude that no translation is possible. the advantage of quantifiers is their precision; their drawback is their limited applicability. is their limited applicability. a. every woman has a husband. b. a cat likes to nap. c. the sum of an even number and an odd number is odd. d. cyclists don't like february or march.