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Simplify the following Boolean expression: ¬(AvB) v ¬(CvD) v ¬A^(BvC) v (¬A^A)

(This question is easier to display on a whiteboard or written down)(¬A^¬B) v (¬C^¬D) v (¬A^B) v (¬A^C) v 0 [De Morgan's Law, Distributive Law, Inverse Law]¬A v (¬C^¬D) v (¬A^C) [Absorbtion Law]¬A v (¬C^¬...

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How do I make simplifying Boolean algebra easier?

Understanding how to simplify Boolean algebra is as simple as learning a set of rules, when you look at each rule individually it may not make complete sense but after putting all the rules together in en...

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What is the difference between a RISC and CISC processor?

A RISC processor is designed using the Reduced Instruction Set Computing philosophy. This means it has a limited number of simple instructions. This results in high performance when fewer cycles occur, an...

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Describe how wireless networks make use of the CSMA/CA method along with RTS/CTS to transmit data reliably between devices

When a device must send data to another across a wireless medium, it will first assemble a frame, and then send out a signal to check that the network is idle (no transmissions are currently occurring). I...

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What are the main differences between different loops when it comes to coding ?

This question is relevant to different coding languages, and it can be easily explained using Java language : for instance, we will use an integer array called FOR:for(int i=0;i<ArrayList.size();i++) t...

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