Write the given statement in symbolic form using the letter in parentheses to represent the corresponding component.
Jack went up the hill (c) and Jill went up the hill (d).

Answer

To convert the given statement into symbolic form, we need to represent the components of the statement using the letters provided in parentheses.

1. Identify the components:
- "Jack went up the hill" is represented by the letter (c).
- "Jill went up the hill" is represented by the letter (d).

2. Understand the logical connector:
- The word "and" connects the two statements. In symbolic logic, "and" is typically represented by the symbol ∧.

3. Write the symbolic representation:
- Since we have two statements connected by "and", we can write the symbolic form as:
- c ∧ d

Thus, the symbolic representation of the statement "Jack went up the hill and Jill went up the hill" is:
**c ∧ d**