B= 5,3
c=4,-1
a=2,1
this is the answer to part c
Answer:
The output for NAND gate is false if all the inputs are true. it is true if either A or B is False.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step1
NAND operator:
NAND is a logic or Boolean expression and is a combination of NOT and AND Gate.
NAND gate is built using various junction diodes and transistors.
Step2
The output of NAND can be 0 or 1. Here, LOW (0) and HIGH (1). 0 or 1 is commonly named as FALSE or TRUE respectively.
It is basically the complement of AND gate. If all its inputs are True or 1, then the output is False or 0 else if either A or B is 0 or 1 then it will give the output as TRUE.
Step3
Here, A and B are 2 inputs used to make the truth table for NAND.
In 1st row, when A and B are both 0, the output for NAND is 1.
Likewise, in 2st row and 3rd row, when either A or B is 0 or 1, the output for NAND is 1 that is TRUE.
But in last row, when both inputs A and B are true, then the output for NAND gate is FALSE or 0.
The diagram and truth table for NAND is shown below.
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
-3/8 ÷ (-1/3)
-3/8 × (-3/1)
9/8
1 1/8
Answer:
378 ft²
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
The Width of the wall = 28'
The Length of the wall = 10'
The Height of the gable = 7'
Now, the width of the gable will be equal to the width of the wall = 28'
therefore,
Area of the wall = Area of the rectangle section of wall + area of the gable
Total area of the wall = ( 28' × 10' ) + (
)
or
Total area of the wall = 280 + 98 = 378 ft²
Answer:330
Step-by-step explanation: LxWxH
10x9x2 +10x3x5=330cm