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[@ayshaadi4316]

Very helpul Thankyou so much

[@rakshithaveda8973]

Ya it was helpful

[@peddarapuchandrasekhar8230]

Mam what is difference between postulateds and. Laws

[@aquarius_gaurav]

how come proving (A + A ) = A , has a step where you took (A + A) = A in the end step ? plz justify

[@ganeshbashyal5700]

lol

[@prasannareddy6837]

We know that 1+1=1 by using that A+A=A

[@amandixit3555]

lol lol , yay + yay = yay.

[@amandixit3555]

@@prasannareddy6837 kuch bhi,

[@programmer649]

here A is the object (means variable or something)we are taken we give data in 0's and 1's only if A = 0 then A+A = 0+0 so result is 0 what we taken A is 0 so result is also A then A+A = A if A = 1 then A+A = 1+1 so result is 1 what we taken A is 1 so A+A = A

[@ESE241]

Thanks

[@satishshirali5217]

Theorem 2 says the same thing as the Idempotent Law. Why is it being proved as a Theorem?

[@athirashibu6089]

In first theorem idempotent law A+A (A+A). 1 by A . 1=A =(A+A). (A+A') by A+A'=1 =A+(A.A') by A+(B.C) =(A+B). (A+C) A+0 by A. A'=0 =A =RHS by A+0=A

[@mannatkaur2492]

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[@ahmadjaved8859]

Samjao bi tu sae na kase aee hein direct lekhe ja rae ho

[@amandixit3555]

proof nahi aata to mat pdhti app, yeh maths ki insult hai.