(d) Write the following statements in symbolic form: (i) Mr. X is poor but happy. (ii) Either eat healthy food or be ready for poor health.

 (d) Write the following statements in symbolic form:

(i) Mr. X is poor but happy.

Symbolic Form: \(P \land H\)

Here, 

- \(P\) represents "Mr. X is poor."

- \(H\) represents "Mr. X is happy."

The statement is a conjunction ("but"), so we use the logical operator \(\land\) (and).

(ii) Either eat healthy food or be ready for poor health.

Symbolic Form: \(E \lor \sim P\)

Here,

- \(E\) represents "Eat healthy food."

- \(P\) represents "Be ready for poor health."

- \(\sim P\) represents "Not be ready for poor health."

- \(\lor\) represents "or."

The statement is a disjunction ("either...or"), so we use the logical operator \(\lor\) (or).