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Boolean logic often uses the values 0 and 1 or TRUE and
FALSE
What is the mathematical system used to represent truth and falsity in Boolean logic?
Boolean Logic
The NOT operator reverses the truth value of the
input
The AND operator returns TRUE if both inputs are
TRUE
What are the three fundamental Boolean operators?
AND, OR, NOT
The AND operator returns
TRUE
if both inputs are TRUE.
True
Match the Boolean operator with its symbol:
AND ↔️ ∧
OR ↔️ ∨
NOT ↔️ ¬
The AND operator returns TRUE if at least one input is TRUE.
False
Under what condition does the AND operator return TRUE?
Both inputs are TRUE
The OR operator returns TRUE if at least one input is
TRUE
What does the NOT operator do to the truth value of TRUE?
Changes it to FALSE
Arrange the Boolean operators in order of their symbols:
1️⃣ ∧ (AND)
2️⃣ ∨ (OR)
3️⃣ ¬ (NOT)
The OR operator returns FALSE only if both inputs are FALSE.
True
What does the NOT operator do to the truth value of FALSE?
Changes it to TRUE
The NOT operator returns FALSE if the input is TRUE.
True
When does the OR operator return TRUE?
At least one input is TRUE
Truth tables show all possible input combinations and corresponding
output
values.
What is one application of truth tables in Boolean logic?
Evaluating Boolean expressions
What are truth tables used to represent in Boolean logic?
Boolean logic operations
Truth tables can determine the final output of a Boolean
expression
How do truth tables help in simplifying Boolean expressions?
Identify redundant terms
Two Boolean expressions with the same truth table are logically
equivalent
.
True
Match the Boolean operators with their symbols:
AND ↔️ ∧
OR ↔️ ∨
NOT ↔️ ¬
A Boolean expression can be either TRUE or
FALSE
Arrange the Boolean operators in order of precedence:
1️⃣ NOT
2️⃣ AND
3️⃣ OR
What are De Morgan's Laws used for in Boolean algebra?
Negating Boolean expressions
Match the operation with its De Morgan's Law:
NOT (A AND B) ↔️ (NOT A) OR (NOT B)
NOT (A OR B) ↔️ (NOT A) AND (NOT B)
De Morgan's Laws are useful for simplifying complex Boolean
expressions
What mathematical system is used to represent truth and falsity in Boolean logic?
Boolean Logic
The NOT operator reverses the truth value of the input.
True
Under what condition does the AND operator return TRUE?
Both inputs are TRUE
The NOT operator is represented by the symbol
¬
What is a truth table?
A tabular representation of Boolean logic operations
Arrange the Boolean operators in order of precedence during evaluation:
1️⃣ NOT
2️⃣ AND
3️⃣ OR
What determines the final truth value of a Boolean expression?
Operator precedence
The negation of (x > 5) AND (y < 10) using De Morgan's Laws is (x ≤ 5)
OR
(y ≥ 10).
True
De Morgan's Laws
describe how to negate Boolean expressions involving AND and
OR
operations.
What is the equivalent of NOT (A AND B) according to De Morgan's Law?
(NOT A) OR (NOT B)
What is the equivalent of NOT (A OR B) according to De Morgan's Law?
(NOT A) AND (NOT B)
The negation of (x > 5) AND (y < 10) is (x ≤ 5) OR (y ≥ 10) using De Morgan's Laws.
True
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