Let's evaluate each expression using Boolean algebra:
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false OR false:
- In Boolean logic, the OR operation results in true if at least one of the operands is true. Since both are false, the result is false.
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true AND true:
- The AND operation results in true only if both operands are true. In this case, both are true, so the result is true.
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true OR false:
- Again, since at least one operand (true) is true, the result is true.
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true AND false:
- Since one of the operands (false) is false, the AND operation results in false.
Now, summarizing the results:
- false OR false = false
- true AND true = true
- true OR false = true
- true AND false = false
If you need a final value based on a combination of these results, please specify how you would like to combine them.