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By substituting the Boolean expression equivalent of the binary operations as defined in Table 2.8 , show the following: The inhibition operation is neither commutative nor associative.

Transcribed Image Text:Table 2.8 Boolean Expressions
for the 16 Functions of Two
Variables
Boolean
Operator
Symbol
Name
Comments
Functions
Binary constant
FO = 0
Null
F1 =xy
x'y
AND
x and y
F2 = x y'
Inhibition
x, but not y
F3=x
Transfer
F4 =x'y
ylx
Inhibition
y, but not x
F5= y
Transfer
y
F6 =x y'+x'y x® y
Exclusive- x or y, but not
OR
both
F7=x+ y
x+y
OR
х огу
F8 = (x+ y)' x y
NOR
Not-OR
F9 =x y +x'y'(x y )'
Equivalence x equals y
F 10 = y'
y'
Complement Not y
F 11 = x + y'
xCy
Implication If y, then x
F 12 = x'
x'
Complement Not x
F 13 = x'+y
x >y
Implication If x, then y
F 14 = (x y)'
x t y
NAND
Not-AND
Binary constant
F 15 = 1
Identity
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