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Applying Dr. Morgans theorem to the expression ((x+y)'+z)', we get ______.

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Applying Dr. Morgans theorem to the expression ((x+y)'+z)', we get ______.

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  • (x + y)z

  • (x' + y')z

  • (x + y)z'

  • (x' + y')z'

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Solution

Applying Dr. Morgans theorem to the expression ((x+y)'+z)', we get (x + y)z'.

Explanation:

Let P = (x+y)'.

Then [(P+z)'=P'z'] would appear if the expression were [((x+y)'+z)').

Since [P'=((x+y)')'=x+y],

the result is [(x+y)z'].

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Chapter 11: Boolean Algebra - EXERCISE [Page 217]

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CBSE Computer Science with Python [English] Class 12
Chapter 11 Boolean Algebra
EXERCISE | Q 4. | Page 217
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