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If B is a Boolean Algebra, then which of the following is true

(A) B is a finite but not complemented lattice.

(B) B is a finite, complemented and distributive lattice.

(C) B is a finite, distributive but not complemented lattice.

(D) B is not distributive lattic​

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Answered by ATHARVA1881
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If B is a Boolean Algebra, then which of the following is true (A) B is a finite but not complemented lattice. (B) B is a finite, complemented and distributive lattice. (C) B is a finite, distributive but not complemented lattice. (D) B is not distributive lattice

Answered by KajalBarad
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The Boolean Algebra B is a 'finite,' 'complemented', distributive lattice; hence, option B is correct.

  • Boolean algebra includes the nullary operations, the unary operations, and the binary operations.
  • Boolean algebra is a "Boolean lattice" that encapsulates the nullary operations (0,1), the complementation (the unary operations), and the binary operations.
  • The characteristic feature of a Boolean lattice is that Boolean lattice is complemented and distributive.
  • Boolean algebra is finite and hence forms a complete lattice.
  • Thus when B is a Boolean Algebra, we can conclude by default B is 'finite,' 'complemented', and distributive lattice. Hence, option B is correct.

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