Let Bs denote the set of 5-bit sequences. Define the sum, product and complementof these sequences bit by bit as in Question 1 (see page 171, Example (b).1.111.1Suppose that complements are defined by 1'=0 and O'=1. Then Bs is a Booleanalgebra.Perform the indicated operations:10101+01111=10101"01111-(10101)+(11101)-(11111'10001)+11001-10

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Let Bs denote the set of 5-bit sequences. Define the sum, product and complement of these sequences bit by bit as in Question 1 (see page 171, Example (b). 1. Suppose that complements are defned by 1'=0 and O'-1. Then Bs is a Boolean algebra. Perform the indicated operations: 10101+01111= 10101 01111= (10101)+(11101)- (11111'100017+11001-

Let Bs denote the set of 5-bit sequences. Define the sum, product and complement of these sequences bit by bit as in Question 1 (see page 171, Example (b). 1. Suppose that complements are defned by 1'=0 and O'-1. Then Bs is a Boolean algebra. Perform the indicated operations: 10101+01111= 10101 01111= (10101)+(11101)- (11111'100017+11001-

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