Before going to B.two-digit addition
5 girls : 4 boys
5 + 4 = 9 students
= 27 students ( 5girls / 9 students )
*cancel students units*
= 27 ( 5 girls / 9)
= 15 girls
Answer:
3
Step-by-Step explanation:
Answer:
As per the question, we need to convert product of sum into sum of product,
Given:
(A' +B+C')(A'+C'+D)(B'+D'),
At first, we will solve to parenthesis,
= (A'+C'+BD) (B'+D')
As per the Rule, (A+B)(A+C) = A+BC, In our case if we assume X = A'+C', then,
(A' +B+C')(A'+C'+D) = (A'+C'+B)(A'+C'+D) = (A'+C'+BD)
Now,
= (A'+C'+BD) (B'+D') = A'B' + A'D' + C'B' +C'D' +BDB' +BDD"
As we know that AA' = 0, it mean
=A'B'+A'D'+C'B'+C'D'+D*0+B0
=A'B'+A'D'+C'B'+C'D' as B * 0 and D*0 = 0
Finally, minimum sum of product boolean expression is
A''B'+A'D'+C'B'+C'D'
=
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