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If A is not in the seventh position, then he must be in the fifth position. How is this conditional statement represented in formal logic?

  1. A ̰₇ --> A ₅

  2. B ̰₇ --> B ₅

  3. A ₅ --> A ₇

  4. A ̰₅ --> A ₇

The correct answer is: A ̰₇ --> A ₅

The given conditional statement can be represented in formal logic as follows: A ̰₇ --> A ₅. This representation adheres to the structure of "If not A in seventh position, then A in fifth position," making choice A the correct answer.

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