Use & for •, v for V, > for Ɔ, and = for = %3D What can you derive by applying De Morgan's (DM) to this formula: (N • E) Ɔ G O -(N v E) > G O (-N v -E) > G O -(N & E) v G O (N & E) v G O (N v E) > G O (N & E) > G

Use & for •, v for V, > for Ɔ, and = for = %3D What can you derive by applying De Morgan's (DM) to this formula: (N • E) Ɔ G O -(N v E) > G O (-N v -E) > G O -(N & E) v G O (N & E) v G O (N v E) > G O (N & E) > G

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(N v E) > G
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O (N & E) v G
O (N & E) v G
O (N v E) > G
O (N & E) > G

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