• Boolean algebra help!
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I had no idea where to post this but can anyone help me with a little Boolean algebra. Wolfram alpha doesn't seem to like this very much. the problem is huge but this is only a small small part of it. Can anyone solve: ( ( A' or B or C )' or ( A or D )' or D')' thank you. This is the whole problem. [url]http://filesmelt.com/dl/Boolean_algebra.PNG[/url] the blue is what i have posted
I have no clue what you are asking, but last time I had to solve something like this I wrote a programm in c to do it for me. (well actually that was the assignment)
[img]http://localhostr.com/files/BrRpkKi/boolhomework1.png[/img]
[QUOTE=VistaPOWA;38030484][img]http://localhostr.com/files/BrRpkKi/boolhomework1.png[/img][/QUOTE] I'm pretty sure he wants it simplified or something, not "brute-forced".
That's called a truth table, not bruteforcing.
[QUOTE=VistaPOWA;38031444]That's called a truth table, not bruteforcing.[/QUOTE] Yeah, but can't you call it bruteforcing? It's about the same principle.
For the bit you wanted solved, D.(A' + B + C) Wolfram alpha appears to agree: (can't link because vbulletin is retarded, query is "not ( not ( not A or B or C) or not (A or D) or not D)") I'm not sure why the truth table disagrees, perhaps I misread the problem
We have a math thread in GD
Read up on De Morgan's law.
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