Symbolize the following statement. Joan loves Henry and Henry loves Joan.

A) Lhh • Ljj
B) Ljh • Lhj
C) (x) (Lxh • Lhx)
D) (x) (Lxh • Lhx) .
E) None of these answers are correct.

In this statement, Joan is loving Henry and at the same time, Henry is loving Joan. This can be written as L(j,h) and L(h,j), which can be symbolized as Ljh • Lhj in option B. Option A is incorrect as it implies that Joan (J) loves someone else (Ljj). Option C and D are unnecessarily complex and involve variables and quantifiers that are not required to symbolize this simple statement.