prove that (ABC)'+(AB)'C+A'BC'+A(BC)'+AB'C=(ABC)'
Answers
Answered by
1
Answer:
It’s actually easier to show what happens in reverse (i.e., go from the simplified expression to the original version), so here we go:
AB+AC+BC=
Using X1=X
AB1+A1C+1BC=
Using 1=X+X′
AB(C+C′)+A(B+B′)C+(A+A′)BC=
Using X(Y+Z)=XY+XZ
ABC+ABC′+ABC+AB′C+ABC+A′BC=
Using X+X=X
ABC+ABC′+AB′C+A′BC=
QED
Note: implicitly the rules for associativity ( X(YZ)=(XY)Z and X+(Y+Z)=(X+Y)+Z ) and commutativity ( XY=YX , X+Y=Y+X ) are also being used.
Hope it helps to u....
Similar questions