This questions pertains to propositional logic specifically


This questions pertains to propositional logic, specifically symbolization. 

Example: if it is raining, it is not dry

can be written as : r > -d

 My question is can it also be written as

r > d? And still be correct? 

does it matter? In the sense that the "d" in the second scenario can be thought of as "not dry", and the "-d" can be dry. 

Is this still logically correct?

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