Q: Boolean Function is of the form of ________
Solution: The boolean function is of the form of algebraic expressions or truth table. A boolean function is of the form as that of option 2. The result obtained from a boolean function can be a truth value or a fallacy.
Q: The result of X+X.Y is X.
Solution: This is a boolean expression. It can be evaluated as : X+X.Y = X(1+Y) = X. Since 1+Y=1 by boolean laws.
Q: In the boolean function w=f(X,Y,Z), what is the RHS referred to as ________
Solution: The RHS is commonly referred to as the expression. The symbols X, Y and Z are commonly referred to as the literals of the function.
Q: The general form for calculating the number of rows in a truth table is ________
Solution: The general form for the calculation of rows in a truth table is 2n . Here, n= number of literals in the function.
Q: The number of literals in the expression F=X.Y’ + Z are _____________
Solution: Literals the generally the number of variables used in any boolean expression. Here, since there are 3 variables X, Y and Z, therefore the answer is 3.
Q: The complement term for X’.Y’.Z + X.Y will be _____________
Solution: The OR and AND operators are interchanged. The complement terms are reduced to normal terms and the result is obtained.
Q: What is the complement of X’Y’Z?
Solution: The complement is obtained by converting the complement terms to normal terms and vice versa. Also, the OR and AND operators are interchanged. Here, X’Y’Z gets converted to X+Y+Z’.
Q: The minterm of any expression is denoted by ___________
Solution: The variables forming an AND term is generally the minterm. It is denoted by m. (lower case letter).
Q: The min term when X=Y=Z=0 is _____________
Solution: There minterm expression is obtained using the AND term. Here, when X=Y=Z=0, the expression obtained is x’y’z’.
Q: The max term when X=Y=Z=1 is ________
Solution: The max term consists of variables forming an OR term. Here, when X=Y=Z=1, the expression is x’+y’+z’.
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