Computer Science, asked by dinesha9309, 11 months ago

Which of the following is false X+y=y+x
X.y=y.x
X.x’=1

Answers

Answered by rajput1067
2

Answer:

X.x'=1 is the false because ist wala hai x+y ho ya y+x baat tho ek hi hai as 2+1ho ya 1+2 similarly second wala bhi sahi hai

Answered by anjalin
0

The expression x.x’=1 is false

Explanation

  • We have to pick up the false statement from the given 3 statements.
  • Let's start with x+y=y+x, it is simple commutative law.
  • As we know addition follows the commutative property, so this statement is true.
  • The second statement is x.y=y.x which is again commutative law.
  • As we know that multiplication follows the commutative law, so this statement is also true.
  • Hence the only remaining statement is x.x’=1 which should be false.

As it is identity property but it doesn't stand for all values of x, it is a false statement.

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