Use the following Symbolization Key to symbolize the English sentences (a) (o) into SL:

C: A Canadian will win a Nobel Prize this year.

M: Margaret Atwood will win a Nobel Prize this year.

T: Donald Trump will win a Nobel Prize this year.

V: The value of the Nobel Prize increases this year.

(a) Margaret Atwood or Donald Trump will win a Nobel Prize this year.

(b) If a Canadian will win a Nobel Prize this year, Margaret Atwood will win a Nobel Prize this year.

(c) Margaret Atwood, but not Donald Trump, will win a Nobel Prize this year.

(d) Donald Trump will not win the Nobel Prize this year, provided that a Canadian wins the Nobel Prize this year.

(e) Margaret Atwood will win a Nobel Prize this year, only if a Canadian will win a Nobel Prize this year.

(f) If the value of the Nobel Prize increases this year, then both Margaret Atwood and Donald Trump will win a Nobel Prize this year.

(g) Donald Trump will win a Nobel Prize this year if and only if both Margaret Atwood does not win a Nobel Prize this year and the value of the Nobel Prize increases this year.

(h) A Canadian will not win a Nobel Prize this yearnot even Margaret Atwood!

(i) At least one of Margaret Atwood and Donald Trump will win a Nobel Prize this year, assuming that the value of the Nobel Prize increases this year.

(j) One of Margaret Atwood and Donald Trump will win a Nobel Prize this year, but not both of them will win a Nobel Prize this year.

(k) Neither a Canadian nor Donald Trump will win a Nobel Prize this year.

(l) Margaret Atwood will not win a Nobel Prize this year, and the value of the Nobel Prize is not increasing either; nevertheless, a Canadian will win a Nobel Prize this year.

(m) If either Margaret Atwood wins or Donald Trump does not win a Nobel Prize this year, then the value of the Nobel Prize will increase this year.

(n) A Canadian will win a Nobel Prize this year, unless Donald Trump wins one.

(o) Margaret Atwood will win a Nobel Prize this year just in case a Canadian wins a Nobel Prize this year.