ECE 100 05 DeMorgan's Theorem Example

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can you explain the equation after you said "This is our ultimate goal"? I didnt get the equation method. 4:08

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[@HaloWolf102]

I am more confused now then I ever was. 5:00 What rule did you use to come to this conclusion??

[@HaloWolf102]

Found the answer. I made a circuit with ABC, and it included 3 AND gates. There was a NOT gate hooked up to B. Made a 3 input binary table, and the table did not produce a single '1'. So that is why B•C•A•B'=0

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[@DisabledTeamYT]

Not really understanding at 4:15....

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[@thoughtinfliction8693]

why can't we just use double paranthesis and brackets??

[@computersciencetutor9678]

You are a legend!!! thank you ever so much!!!!!! But i have one question, on 4:20 , why did you OR it? Since you have and and OR,s in the bracket, how would you know? Thank you!

[@dougtougaw7681]

CST, Thank you for the positive feedback! It's just like distribution in algebra: (X+Y)(WZ)=XWZ+YWZ. The AND operation behaves like multiplication, and the OR operation behaves like addition. Hope that helps, Doug Tougaw

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[@dougtougaw7681]

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[@jirehreid8213]

Could have explained the distribution part

[@ahmaddzulhakim4189]

i have a question..if the " + " does't bounded with the longest bar..are we need to change it to multiplication or just leave + ?

[@dougtougaw7681]

If I understand your question correctly, then you are right-if the plus sign is not enclosed under the bar, then it does not change to a multiplication sign.

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[@Devi--Devi]

What happened to C? HELP I DON'T UNDERSTAND

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Thank you so much for this. It really helped me.

[@Nathouuuutheone]

This is really great! But since my algebra is a little far, I kinda got lost at the distribution part. I'm gonna have to relearn how to multiply parantheses together cause that totally took me by surprise.

[@deandawiz]

Im also confused can you explain how he multiplied the distribution part cuz I don't get it

[@junh4807]

@@deandawiz he took the whole A .B on the right parenthesis and multiplied to each A and B.C separately in the left parenthesis.

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[@marthamwansa30]

Were did you get another b bar

[@pierregiuseppegilles9135]

Shouldn't A+(B•C) be (A+B)•(A+C)?

[@inventing...3717]

4:13 I'm lost

[@dougtougaw7681]

We are multiplying each of the terms in parentheses with the terms in the other parentheses. It's like FOIL: (a+b)(c+d)=ac+ad+bc+bd.

[@jora1308]

shloud noty it be : A .(not)B + A.C ?

[@jora1308]

Because B.(not)B = 1 ?

[@panashepanaxe629]

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[@kintrix007]

I don't get what this DeMorgen's theorem is. Isn't this just basic boolean algebra?

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I was following aong until you got rid of the C in the second equation.

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Helpful

[@frostbitepokin9520]

Is B.B(Bar).C.A also 0?

[@dougtougaw7681]

Yes, Boolean algebra follows the commutative property, which means that a sum or product is independent of the order of the variables being added and multiplied. This means that if there is a variable and its complement anywhere in the product, then it is equal to zero.

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[@uninor1928]

(A+(B)'+C+D)-(A+(B)'+(C)'-(D)')'=Y Please solve it

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[@bananafish9105]

Solve Y = (A'+ B'C')' A'

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A(AUB) = A

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[@merabaap9809]

Sir, i can solve this in 2steps ... Instead of going from outside bar to inside go through inside to outside...(consider | as a bar ) I.e; ||A+(B+C)|+|A.|B|||= ||{A+(B.C)}{A.|B|}||= {A+(B.C)}{A.|B|}= A.|B|

[@dougtougaw7681]

It's true that there are many ways to solve problems in Boolean algebra, and I included additional steps in order to try to make it easier to understand.

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「動画の音が良くない」、

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Cause there is only one

[@dougtougaw7681]

At 4:14, I distributed the AND operation across the parentheses. This is just like multiplying out (x+y)*z=x*z+y*z. It appears that another z was created, but in reality it was just distributing the z across the parentheses.

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Nasty equation 😂

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[@danieldian8708]

Can't we solve it by factoring =>A+B'(1+B.C)which the value of parenthesis is equal to 1 and final result is A+B'

[@danieldian8708]

Sorry i had mistake A.B'(1+B.C) =A.B'(1)=A.B'

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