Let p be "Karla gets up early" and let q be "Karla is late for work". Translate each of the following English sentences into logical expressions. 1. Karla got up late but she was not late for work. 2....

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Extracted text: Let p be "Karla gets up early" and let q be "Karla is late for work". Translate each of the following English sentences into logical expressions. 1. Karla got up late but she was not late for work. 2. If Karla gets up early, she would not be late for work. 3. Karla is late for work even though she got up early. 4. Karla gets up early and she is not late for work. 5. Karla gets to work on time if and only if she gets up early. 1.-p???-q 2. p ? -q 3. p???q Type your answer in the answer box. Type 'V' for logical or, '^' for logical and, '-' for logical not, '->' for implication, '<->' for biconditional.