variables
5.
Match the arithmetic symbols in column A with their Boolean algebra
one
functions in column B.
operations
A
B
(1) +
a. NOT
(2) x
b. NAND
c. OR
d. AND
(1) c.
6.
In ordinary algebra, there are many possible constants, including all integers (1, 2, 3, etc.)
(2) d.
and all fractions (1/2, 1/4, etc.). For example, the decimal number 6 always means the
same thing: a quantity of six, a constant, a fixed meaning. In Boolean algebra, which
utilizes the binary numbering system, there are only two possible constants, 0 and 1.
In Boolean algebra, the two possible constants are
and
.
0
7.
A group of constants and/or variables connected by one or more
1
operations is a Boolean
a. entirety.
b. expression.
c. equality.
d. untruth.
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