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Simplify the expression A + A'
What happens when a variable is ORed with its complement?
What is the result of A ∙ 0?
Consider the Null Law.
What is the result of applying the Complement Law to A + A'?
Think about what happens when you OR a term with its NOT.
True or False: The Distributive Law states A + (B ∙ C) = A + B + A + C.
Remember that the Distributive Law applies multiplication over addition.
Simplify the expression A + AB + A'C, and explain each step.
Look for opportunities to apply laws to 'absorb' terms.
Minimize the expression A ∙ B + A ∙ B’ + A’ ∙ C using Boolean laws.
Check which terms can be grouped and simplified first.
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