Digital Electronics - Boolean Algebra and Logic Simplification - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Boolean Algebra and Logic Simplification - General Questions (Q.No. 18)
18.
AC + ABC = AC
True
False
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Raj said:   3 years ago
Question: AC+ABC = AC

Sol:-
AC+ABC = AC
Taking AC common in LHS.
AC(1+B) = AC,
AC(1) = AC,
i.e,[1+B=1]
AC = AC,
HENCE PROVED.
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Ifan said:   5 years ago
I don't understand. Please, anyone, explain.

Usman kabir suleiman said:   6 years ago
AC+ABC = AC.
= AC(1+B).
= 1+B = 1.

AC(1) = AC.
(1)

_Meth_ said:   6 years ago
AC + ABC
= AC(1+B) : Redundancy law.
= AC : Identity law.

Swapnil said:   9 years ago
Thanks for all your explanations.

AWEL said:   10 years ago
AC+ABC.

= A(C+BC)....X+XY = X.

= A(C) = AC.

SAM said:   1 decade ago
= AC+ABC.
= AC(1+B)[1+B=1].
= AC.

STUDENT OF PVPIT said:   1 decade ago
AC+ABC.

= AC(B+B')+ABC.....B+B'=1.
= ABC+AB'C+ABC.
= ABC+AB'C......A+A=A.
= AC(B+B').
= AC.....B+B'=1.

Rohan. said:   1 decade ago
AC+ABC.

Taking AC common,

AC(1+B).

Here 1+B = 1.

Hence answer is AC.

Inder said:   1 decade ago
AC+ABC=AC
AC(1+B)=AC
AC=AC ...(1+x=1)


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