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My question is:
** (De Morgans law) , De Morgans law can sometimes make it more convinient for us to express a logical ex-pression. These laws state that the ex-pression ! (condition 1 && condition 2) is logically equivalent to the ex-pression (!condition 1 || ! condition 2). Also the ex-pression !(condition 1 && condition 2) is equivalent to the ex-pression (!condition1 && !condition 2).Use De Morgans law to write equivalent ex-pressions for each of the following , and then write a program to show that the orginal ex-pression and the new ex-pression are equivalent in each case:
a) !(x<5) && !(y>=7)
b) !(a==b) || ! (g!=5)
c) !((x<=8) && (y>4))
d) !((i>4)|| (j<=6))
Can anyone post me the answer for this.
it will be real help for me .
thanks.
** (De Morgans law) , De Morgans law can sometimes make it more convinient for us to express a logical ex-pression. These laws state that the ex-pression ! (condition 1 && condition 2) is logically equivalent to the ex-pression (!condition 1 || ! condition 2). Also the ex-pression !(condition 1 && condition 2) is equivalent to the ex-pression (!condition1 && !condition 2).Use De Morgans law to write equivalent ex-pressions for each of the following , and then write a program to show that the orginal ex-pression and the new ex-pression are equivalent in each case:
a) !(x<5) && !(y>=7)
b) !(a==b) || ! (g!=5)
c) !((x<=8) && (y>4))
d) !((i>4)|| (j<=6))
Can anyone post me the answer for this.
it will be real help for me .
thanks.
Would it be correct to say that you are asking us to answer your homework?
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>>Would it be correct to say that you are asking us to answer your homework? <<
I think tha would be a fair assumption. Seems to me like the kind of request that gets students spelled very often.
That looks like a fun assignment though. It also looks like a full day of work.
Good luck.
I think tha would be a fair assumption. Seems to me like the kind of request that gets students spelled very often.
That looks like a fun assignment though. It also looks like a full day of work.
Good luck.
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