Computer Science, asked by prathmesh8936, 9 months ago

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Answered by sarika30051986
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Answered by sherlahemanth001
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Answer:

D) false true

Explanation:

a=true

b= !true which is b = false  (!true is not equal to true which is false)

c = a or b (| = or)

c= true or false

c= true ( true or false is always true)

d= a and b(& = and)

d= true and false

d=false (true and false is always false)

now finally the expression explains  e = d?b:c which means d is true if b is true and c is false or d is false if vice versa so here b is false and c is true therefore d is false that means actually d is false so false is false = true. Therefore true is assigned to e

e = flase ? false:true

e = true

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