Simplification of boolean expression (x+y'+z)(x+y'+z')(x+y+z)
Can anyone tell me what is the result of simplifying the boolean expression ?
Can anyone tell me what is the result of simplifying the boolean expression ?
I got struck in last step____________It's Boolean algebra.
That looks like homework and we don't do your homework for you. You need to show us what you have done or why you are having a problem.
To simplify the expression you need to multiple the three items in the parentheses together and then simplify from there.
Do you know how to multiply those items?
As noted,you need to show us your work. Without that, we cannot say why you were struck.I got struck in last step____________
X'(z'+yz)
OK answer this. How is it electronics?It's Boolean algebra.
If you say so. I see no boolean operators or indication that the variables shown can only be 0 or 1.It's Boolean algebra.
There are three Boolean operators use in the expression -- {', +, ()()} for logical NOT, OR, and AND, respectively.If you say so. I see no boolean operators or indication that the variables shown can only be 0 or 1.
As others have said, you need to show your work. All of it. Start with the problem and show your steps in sufficient detail so that we can clearly see how you got from one step to the next.Simplification of boolean expression (x+y'+z)(x+y'+z')(x+y+z)
Can anyone tell me what is the result of simplifying the boolean expression ?
Homework? Oh yeah.Fair enough. Just trying to probe for what the OP is really doing. Homework?