Computer Science, asked by sweetpoison16, 6 months ago

find the complement of the term XY+Y'Z+Z'Z

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Answered by ayan5678

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XYZ' + XY + YZ' = (X' + Y+ Z').(X'+Y').(Y'+Z)

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