The dual of A.A’ = 0 is
Solution
The dual of a Boolean expression is obtained by swapping logical ANDs and ORs, and 0s and 1s.
Given the Boolean expression A.A' = 0, where "." denotes AND and "'" denotes NOT, the dual can be obtained as follows:
- Replace AND operation (.) with OR operation (+)
- Replace 0 with 1
So, the dual of A.A' = 0 is A+A' = 1.
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