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OpenStudy (anonymous):

simplify the following using Boolean algebra. (xy)'+xz'+yz a)y+z' b)x+y c)X'+y d)xz'

OpenStudy (anonymous):

c) x'+y

OpenStudy (ybarrap):

$$ \Large{ (xy)'+xz'+yz\\ =[(xy)(xz')'(yz)']'\\ =[(xy)(x'+z)(y'+z')]'\\ =[((xyx')+(xyz))(y'+z')]'\\ =[0+xyzy'+xyzz']'\\ =[0+0+0]'\\ =[0]'\\ =1 } $$ This is a tautology, because it is always true. Here is another method using a Truth Table |dw:1395590669537:dw| This also shows a tautology

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