Proof: [compl means complementary] x* compl(y) + y*compl(z) + compl(x)*z = Compl(x)*z + compl(y)*z + x*compl(z)

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6. Proof: [compl means complementary]
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x* compl(y) + y*compl(z) + compl(x)*z :
Compl(x)*z + compl(y)*z + x*compl(z)
Transcribed Image Text:6. Proof: [compl means complementary] = x* compl(y) + y*compl(z) + compl(x)*z : Compl(x)*z + compl(y)*z + x*compl(z)
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