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Question
How is Boolean Algebra different from Arithmetic algebra?
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Solution
| Basis of Difference | Boolean Algebra | Arithmetic Algebra |
|---|---|---|
| Values | Uses only 0 and 1 | Uses many numerical values. |
| Meaning of + and . | Represent OR and AND | Represent arithmetic addition and multiplication. |
| Complement/inverse | Complement is defined: [A'] | Logical complement is not normally used. |
| Distributive laws | Both [A(B + C)] and [A + BC] forms hold | Multiplication distributes over addition, but addition does not distribute over multiplication. |
| Subtraction/division | Not generally defined | Defined, subject to restrictions. |
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