Computer Science, asked by dey29020, 3 months ago

(a+b)(a'b')=0 proof Boolean expression using Boolean algebra theorem

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Answered by sumanhalder08

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Explanation:

(a+b)(a'b')

=aa'b'+a'bb'

=0.b+a'.0

=0

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