there are three sensors, A, B and C. In order for the alarm to go off, any two of the sensors have to be activated at the same time. Do a truth table for the expressions and simplify it.
First off, this post should probably be in the homework topic. Maybe the mods can move it.Originally posted by nick2price@Apr 7 2006, 11:23 PM
there are three sensors, A, B and C. In order for the alarm to go off, any two of the sensors have to be activated at the same time. Do a truth table for the expressions and simplify it.
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