Show the truth table of the logic expression: X = (AB+C')(A+C)
Show the truth table of the logic expression:
X = (AB+C')(A+C)
Truth Table
A truth table deconstructs a logic function by enumerating all potential values it could take. Such a table often has numerous rows and columns, with the top row indicating the logical variables and combinations, rising in complexity from the first function to the last.
Three basic operations are used in logic: NOT (also known as inversion or negation and symbolized with the letter "-"), OR (commonly known as disjunction or addition and symbolized with the letter "+"), and AND (also known as conjunction or multiplication and denoted with the letter "*"). Logic 0 = false and logic 1 = true are typically used to assign values to the functions.
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