Question

Quick review.
Sum of products
Product of sums
Sum of minterms

Answer 1

Sum of products=all 1's added up?
product of sums=all 0's added up? then add a not on top of the equation to solve..

whats minterms?

@dan815

Answer 2

@ganeshie8

Answer 3

disjunctive normal versus conjunctive normal form?

Answer 4

isnt sum of products how you write the answer for simplfied boolean expressions
its telling u how to arrange with or gate

Answer 5

gate(s)

Answer 6

yes that sounds right

Answer 7

Yeah, i'm pretty sure it's the sum of all boolean when the output is 1

Answer 8

p.o.s is the opposite, but it think once you add it all up, you have to put a -not to the whole equation and simplify from there with demorgan's etc

Answer 9

is minterms the same as sum of products? I don't remember

Answer 10

never heard of it

Answer 11

gimme a boolean expression

Answer 12

A'B+AB+C

Answer 13

I remember answering this recently, one sec..

Answer 14

oh i think it means to put it in minimum terms possible

Answer 15

Oh, is that it?

Answer 16

Wait, but simplify all the expression of both 0 and 1 or?

Answer 17

just 1, just 0?

Answer 18

If you make a truth table, you get 1 or 0 as the output

Answer 19

oh okay sry ya this is diff stuff heres a video if u wanna refer too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bslJ9K9KyyI

Answer 20

Gonna look at that later, thanks

Answer 21

sum of min terms :
\(A'B+AB+C = \sum m(2,3,5,6,7)\)

product of max terms :
\(A'B+AB+C =\prod M(0,1)\)