Simplify the following logic expression so that the resulting expression uses 3 logic operators. Show all steps and state each logic identity that you apply in your simplification. Note that X, Y, Z are Boolean variables. Your are welcome to use AND, OR, NOT instead of A, v, --if you'd like. -(-Z A (Y V -X)) A (Y V -Y)

Simplify the following logic expression so that the resulting expression uses 3 logic operators. Show all steps and state each logic identity that you apply in your simplification. Note that X, Y, Z are Boolean variables. Your are welcome to use AND, OR, NOT instead of A, v, --if you'd like. -(-Z A (Y V -X)) A (Y V -Y)

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