Boolean algebra #5: Truth tables - introduction

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Just had my first boolean class at college. This will help me a lot. Thanks for spending your time to help others!

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Thank you! This was so much easier to understand vs. what my college instructor was trying to teach us.

[@epbafana]

Extremely good and helpful, helped me understand Boolean algebra thanks :) btw i discovered something hilarious, i accidentally pressed the cc subtitles button and i cant stop laughing. Good job Vlad, thanks again! :D

[@RyanUm]

You are very good at explaining this. My professor is awful. I couldn't understand anything he was trying to teach, but you do a great job.

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My brain goes to sleep every time my professor starts lecturing. Maybe it's his monotone voice? Your explanations have been a godsend. Thanks.

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This is the best video on this subject and it will be for ever.

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[@MachiriReviews]

To get the number of possible combinations from a set of variables, simply use 2^n, where n is the number of variables.

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[@boonyets]

great lesson , helping me understand algebra more clearer.

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[@VIR092]

Excellent explanation, superb work.

[@dtjenkins21]

Agreed, he does an awesome job.

[@wesleyboer1107]

(A+B)(A+C) means, the output is 1 if A and B are 1. (A+B)(A+C) means, the output is 1 if A and C are 1. in the case of A B C output 0 1 1 0 because A+B = 0 and A + C = 0. Please correct me if I am wrong. pardon for my english, for it its not my first languege

[@ashna149]

A+B=1 and A+C =1 we are adding them. it would be 0 if we were multiplying it. that's why (A+B)(A+C)=1

[@CommentatorYorumcu]

no, because 1+1=1 (something +something=something) 2 doesn't even exist as a binary digit, just zeros and ones

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[@sudhakarsqe]

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[@snigdhachakraborty9784]

Thank you Sir.

[@karlomilicevic7662]

no, 1 + 1 × 0 = 1 becouse 1 + 0 = 1, hope you get it (you need to multiply before you add)

[@xKiKKoMaNx]

I found #4.. it's out of place in the playlist..

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[@orbita1]

What happened to that pissing/fountain sound, it was so relaxing.

[@xKiKKoMaNx]

What happen to #4??

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really helpfull video. thank u sir :)

[@876Droid]

I think this part could have been broken down more. Then you add that step.

[@eartrail]

truth table

[@moscorpion1]

Isn't 1+(1x1)=2

[@ShahriyarAlam1]

This is boolean algebra. Watch the first episode again

[@MachiriReviews]

"Aw what an awful dream. Ones and zeroes everywhere! *shudders* And I thought I saw a two..."

[@shambhusharma1971]

thanku sir8-)8-)

[@chrisogrady28]

Great tutorials, but 480p at 15fps! Jesus potato christ.

[@Runnable19]

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[@SpacedudeGFX]

does it really matter? At all?

[@099watcher]

1+(1x0) = 1 :P

[@winstonmark1759]

it should be 1 + 1 x 0 = 0 -_-"

[@MachiriReviews]

Bruh lmao 2head