Math, asked by iamaashiqno12, 6 hours ago

What is the complement of the function F = XY' +(X+Y'Z)+Y' ?

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Answered by pankajsinghrajput700

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Answer:

F=x+x+y+y+z+z

f= xyz

=f/xyz

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