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(Q1) Definea Boolean Variable

(A1) A Boolean variable is one that may have one of two discrete values, either Trueor False

(Q2) Whatdoes a Truth Table show?

(A2) A Truth Table shows the result of applying a particular logical function to allpossible combinations of inputs.

(Q3) When is the output true for an OR Function/Gate?

(A3) Theoutput is true for an OR gate/function when either one or both inputs are true.

(Q4) Theoutput is true for an OR gate/function when either one or both inputs are true.

(A4) A Boolean equation is one that expresses a Boolean output Q in terms of itsinputs X, Y, Z etc towhich one or more Boolean functions, such as OR, AND and NOT, are applied.

(Q5) When is the output true for an AND Function?

(A5) The output is true for an AND function if and only if all inputs are true.

(Q6) What does a NOT Function do?

(A6) With a NOT function the output is the inverse of the input.

(Q7) What is a Logic Gate?

(A7) A Logic Gate is an electronic circuit that performs a Boolean function.

(Q8) When does an Exclusive OR (XOR) Function produce an output of True?

(A8) An XOR Function produces an output of True if and only if one of the inputs isTrue, but not if both inputs are True.

(Q9) When does a NAND Function produce an output which is True?

(A9) Witha NAND gate, the output is true when any input is False.

(Q10) When does a NOR Function produce an output which is True?

(A10) With a NOR Function, the output is true only when all the inputs are false.

(Q11) State De Morgan’s Laws.

(A11)A+B=A.B and A.B =A+B