To determine the correct truth value from the provided table using Boolean algebra, we’ll evaluate each operation step by step.
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Expression: false OR false
- Result: false (because both operands are false)
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Next expression: true OR false
- Result: true (since one operand is true)
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Next expression: true AND false
- Result: false (because one operand is false)
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Next expression: true AND true
- Result: true (since both operands are true)
Now, let's summarize the results:
- false OR false = false
- true OR false = true
- true AND false = false
- true AND true = true
If you are looking for the final outcome of these operations, let’s understand how they can be combined to arrive at a final result. If we need to compute a final result using all these evaluations logically, we'd include all those results in a logical expression.
If we take the results from all operations and combine them with further AND / OR operations, we'd need further context on how to combine these values.
Often, these are in tree structures or sequences depending on how specifically you want to combine them. Based on the sequences provided (top to bottom), if we just need to focus on the last evaluated expression which is true AND true, the result is simply:
Final Result: true
If you have any specific other combination in mind or another sequence, please clarify!