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Q: simplify the following boolean expressions with postulates and theorems. clearly state each step and…

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Q: Can you use mathematical induction to show that 4 divides 32x + 7 First define the predicate ?(x)

A: given , expression :- 32x+7 we have to prove that given expression is divisible by 4 .

Q: What property is symbolized in the image below? * If * then Reflexive Associative Symmetric…

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Q: Explain how you can prove this congruency statement using ASA and AAS

A: Given conditions -OR≅REAO∥EMFor ASA -In ∆ROA and ∆REM,∠ARO ≅ ∠ERM                     Vertically…

Q: The symbol for similar is . O True O False

A: We have to check the symbol for similar is ~.

Q: Simplify p'q'(p' + q)(p + q') to the simplest form by using the laws of Boolean algebra.

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Q: Determine the Boolean expression

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Q: Find the minterms of the following Boolean expressions by first plotting each function in a map: (c)…

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Q: Simplify the following Boolean expression: Ax [A + (A' x B)] by using the laws of Boolean algebra

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Q: QUESTION 22 Simplify. Remember to show EVERY step, and with EVERY step include the reason from your…

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Q: 2. Let = = 4cjs49°, = 2/2cjs92°, and , = cjs (-86°). Evaluate the expression ち+(-)

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Q: Simplify the given expressions using Boolean algebra a. ABC+AB'C+AB'C'+A'BC b.…

A: Given a ABC+AB'C+AB'C'+A'BCb X+YX+Y'X'+YX'+Y'

Q: Please use symbols to express the following multiply-quantified statement: There is some integer for…

A: We want to express symbolically the following There is some integers for which the product of it and…

Q: Q2. Explain why the following is not the correct truth condition for the universal quantifier: A…

A: The universal quantifier A determination ∀xP(x) is true if and only if P(x) is true no matter what…

Q: Use properties of Boolean algebra to simplify the following Boolean expression: [x' + (yz)'][x +…

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Q: O prove that Using Boolean algebra Ā+ABč + AB+BC 1

A: In this question we have to prove the following using boolean algebra. NOTE: As per our policy we…

Q: Let Set B be defined recursively as follows: b =7 B = (= +2.neN). Express set Busing formal rule.

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Q: 9. Use fix) = 3-4 and gix)-5-2' to evaluate the expressions in simplitied form: * (g )

A: We have the given functions as f(x)=3x-4g(x)=5-2x3   We have to find (a) f∘g(x) (b) g∘f(x)

Q: write the first five terms of the sequesce defined recursively b1=32,bn=1/4bn-1+9 b1= b2= b3=…

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Q: True or False: There are integers x, y such that 15 = 215x + 497y. O True O False

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A: 1 2 3 4 5 6 j o y f u l The different arrangements formed from the 6 letters word = 6!

Q: 1- Simplify the following Boolean expression using algebra. a. X'Y' +X'Y + XY = B. A'B + B'C" + AB +…

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three subparts for…

Q: Simplify p'q'(p' + )(p + q') to the simplest form by using the laws of Boolean algebra.

A: We use Boolean law to simplify the given expression.

Q: Let the binary operation *, be defined as a * b = a + 2b, where a and b are real numbers. a. What is…

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Q: What is the use of Boolean identities?

A: Boolean algebra has a number of useful identities. Here an "identity" so called "rules" is a…

Q: Simplify the following Boolean expression by using Boolean Algebra rules and De-Morgan Theorem. b)…

A: Solution: (i)    X=A+BCD+C

Q: 8. Use the Boolean rules to simplify ¬((pVq) → (¬pVq)).

A: Formula: p → q≡ ¬p ∨ q The given Boolean expression is: ¬(p∨q)→(¬p∨q) Rewrite the expression using…

Q: Give the converse and contrapositive of: If 5 < 2 and 3 is odd, then 5 + 5 = 10. %3D

A: Let p and q be statements. If p then q is  the given conditional statement . Converse :- If q then p…

Q: (7+2)^2

A: (a+b)2 = a2 + 2ab + b2

Q: ue the differntial equahion 95. X-

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Q: 1. Simplify the given Boolean expressions to a minimum number of literals a. (X + Y)' (X' + Y')

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Q: a + (b + c) = (b + c) + a is an example of the commutative property. %3D O True O False

A: We use the definition of commutative property to find the answer.

Q: For "x is in A intersect B" give an equivalent statement that uses "x is in A"  and "x is in B".…

A: We the following operators,  ∈ - "is in"&amp; - "and"

Q: t if n is a of by com

A: Given as, n is an integer 3n+2 is even

Q: Simplify the following Boolean expressions to a minumum number of operators (a) [(a' + bc')d']' (b)…

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Q: Evaluate the Boolean power AB where 1 1 A = |0 1 0 1 0

A: Given matrix is: A=101010110

Q: 1. Simplify the given Boolean expressions to a minimum number of literals: a. XYZ + X'Y + XYZ'

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Q: et B represent a Boolean algebra with operations + an

A: We have to prove that a,b∈B,a·b+a=a

Q: Every Boolean algebra (B, tiplication by the formulas a +b- (a A b') V (a' A b), a b a Ab, be B

A: Given a+b=a∧b'∨(a'∧b), a.b=a∧b, for all a,b∈B

Q: Dis cuss the existness of the elivirative of the funetion 3. 又X-1 in each Point of the domain

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Q: Simplify the following Boolean exparessons (B+E) (B tc) + Ã+ +

A: B+C¯B¯+C+A¯+B¯+C¯=BB¯+BC+B¯·C¯+C¯C+A¯¯·B¯¯·C¯¯…

Q: 6-Design the following Boolean function with a (3x8) decoder and OR gate: F = AB + AC + BC + BC %3D

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Q: Find the output Y(A,B,C) in figure, where A, B ,C are Boolean variables C - Output 0. C. A

A: Introduction :We have given a multiplexer , and we have asked for the output Y

Q: Do you  know anything about boolean algebra?

A: Please rate and feel free to ask any query about any part of the question.

Q: Use a combinatorial argument to show that n 1 2 - 2 3 2 2

A: To use combinatorial argument to prove whether the given statement is correct or incorrect. The…

Continuous Probability Distributions

Probability distributions are of two types, which are continuous probability distributions and discrete probability distributions. A continuous probability distribution contains an infinite number of values. For example, if time is infinite: you could count from 0 to a trillion seconds, billion seconds, so on indefinitely. A discrete probability distribution consists of only a countable set of possible values.

Normal Distribution

Suppose we had to design a bathroom weighing scale, how would we decide what should be the range of the weighing machine? Would we take the highest recorded human weight in history and use that as the upper limit for our weighing scale? This may not be a great idea as the sensitivity of the scale would get reduced if the range is too large. At the same time, if we keep the upper limit too low, it may not be usable for a large percentage of the population!