Boolean Algebra Flashcards
What are the 4 characteristics of a proposition
- can be evaluated to yield a truth value, i.e., false or true,
- must be unambiguous,
- can include free variables, and
- can be represented using a short-hand variable or function, whereby free variables must be
bound to concrete arguments before evaluation.
What are the truth table values for: NOT
What are the truth table values for: AND
What are the truth table values for: OR
What are the truth table values for: XOR
What are the truth table values for: IMPLICATION
What are the truth table values for: LOGICAL EQUIVILANCE
What is commutativity for OR / AND
What is associativity for OR / AND
What is distributivity for OR / AND
What is the identity axiom for AND
What is the null axiom for AND
What is the idempotency axiom for AND
What is the inverse axiom for AND
What is the identity axiom for OR
What is the null axiom for OR
What is the idempotency axiom for OR
What is the inverse axiom for OR
What is the absorbtion law for AND
What is de Morgan’s law for AND
What is the absorbtion law for OR
What is de Morgan’s law for OR
What is the definition of equivilance in terms of implication
What is the definition of implication in terms of OR