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Hi guys - I am really new here and am taking a very very elementary course in Logic circuits/Boolean algebra. We have been given a couple of simplification questions and I was convinced I had used all the theorems correctly but two of us got two different answers and we can't find who has gone wrong. Thankyou so much for your time.
1. Simplify the following Boolean Expression:
X = ((AB)'C(A' + (B+C)')'
Where ' indicates NOT.
De Morgan, very basic boolean operation rules.
It's much much easier to read because both solutions (we can't decide which one is correct) have been typed up - so I AM going to post images. But please don't think it's out of laziness - I legitimately think it's much easier to read! We have been trying to figure out who is correct for hours (if either of us are correct at all)...
1. Simplify the following Boolean Expression:
X = ((AB)'C(A' + (B+C)')'
Where ' indicates NOT.
Homework Equations
De Morgan, very basic boolean operation rules.
The Attempt at a Solution
It's much much easier to read because both solutions (we can't decide which one is correct) have been typed up - so I AM going to post images. But please don't think it's out of laziness - I legitimately think it's much easier to read! We have been trying to figure out who is correct for hours (if either of us are correct at all)...
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