Incorrect Answer.
The formula L(p,j)
- literally says ''Pride and Predjudice' is longer than
'Jude the Obscure''.
While this comes very close to expressing
''Jude the Obscure' is not longer than 'Pride and Predjudice'', there
is a difference in the amount of information that these sentences reveal.
If 'Pride and Predjudice' is longer than
'Jude the Obscure', then 'Jude the Obscure' is clearly not longer than
'Pride and Predjudice'. But if we only know the latter, we cannot infer the
former, for they could have equal length!
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