- If there is a stop at the mountain hut, then there is also one at the green lake hut,
- If there is no stop at the green lake, then there is no stop at the northern hut either,
- If there is no stop at the mountain hut, then there is one at the northern hut.
1) Formalize these statements in propositional calculus.
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