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if a'b+cd'=0 then prove ab+c'(a'+d')=ab+bd+b'd'+a'c'd​

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Answered by rajnikantsharma793
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Explanation:

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A truth table shows that left-hand-side and righ-hand-side are in fact equivalent if the constraint is fulfilled (indicated by background color):

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Answered by varshamittal029
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Concept:

A Truth Table is a table that is used to represent a logic gate function's boolean expression.

Given:

a'b+cd'=0.

Prove:

ab+c'(a'+d')=ab+bd+b'd'+a'c'd.

Solution:

Each possible input combination to the gate or circuit is shown in a logic gate truth table, along with the subsequent output based on the combination of these input(s).

In the following truth table whenever a'b+cd'=0,

ab+c'(a'+d')=ab+bd+b'd'+a'c'd.

Hence proved.

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