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Questions tagged [boolean-algebra]

Anything related to Boolean algebra and its application to computer programs. Boolean algebra is a mathematical theory that allows the representation of truth values `true` and `false` using the logic values `1` and `0` and to perform logic operations on them using algebraic notation.

Anything related to Boolean algebra and its application to computer programs. Boolean algebra is a mathematical theory that allows the representation of truth values true and false using the logic values 1 and 0 and to perform logic operations on them using algebraic notation.

See Wikipedia page on Boolean algebra.

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boolean algebra simplification provided equation

i have this one OM5= NOT ( A OR (B AND C)) OR D i provided i photo of it. https://i.stack.imgur.com/opS1I.png I used different calcs that were online and all gave me this result http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=not+(a+or+b%26%26c)+or+d like the…
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Expressions with Logical Operators - what is it equivalent to?

I have this logical operator expression: !(!(a != b) && (b > 7)) How do you simplify it and find the equivalent?
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Can someone explain to me this question in C

Been trying to figure out this stuff. This has to do with boolean algebra and is suing the C language. It has some algebra in it. Not sure how this works. Been trying to figure this out for half hour Simplify the following Boolean expressions. a. …
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Transform an expression only using NAND logic gates

How do I transform this expression NOT(a) OR NOT(b) AND NOT(c) using only NAND gates?? I was trying to do it, but I don't find the correct answer.
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How to simplify these compound logical expression?

How to simplify these compound logical expressions? !((x <= 5) && (y == 10) && (z < 5)) // 1 !(x == 10) || !((y == 5) || (z < 0)) // 2 I have read the rule for simplification, but I am not understanding what to do with ==. This is from…
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