Computer Science, asked by Deepak2417, 4 days ago

Which one of the following is De Morgans theorem -
a. X+X'Y = X+Y
b. X(Y.Z) = (XY).Z
c. (X+Y)' = X'.Y'
d. X'+Y = X'+Y'

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Answered by alfredsunn20

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Answer:

I think no d

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