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Question 1: (1)

Which of the following expressions represents the complement of the Boolean expression $$ A' \cdot (B \cdot C' + B' \cdot C) $$

(A) $$A' \cdot (B + C + B' + C)$$

(B) $$A + (B + C') \cdot (B + C')$$

(C) $$A + (B' + C) \cdot (B + C')$$

(D) $$A' \cdot (B' + C' + B \cdot C)$$

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(C) $$ A + (B' + C)(B + C') $$


Explanation

Let $$ F = A' \cdot (B \cdot C' + B' \cdot C) $$

Taking the complement of both sides: $$ F' = \left[A' \cdot (B \cdot C' + B' \cdot C)\right]' $$

Using De Morgan's Theorem: $$ F' = (A')' + (B \cdot C' + B' \cdot C)' $$

$$ F' = A + (B \cdot C')'(B' \cdot C)' $$

Again applying De Morgan's Theorem: $$ (B \cdot C')' = B' + C $$

and $$ (B' \cdot C)' = B + C' $$

Substituting: $$ F' = A + (B' + C)(B + C') $$

Therefore, $$ \boxed{F' = A + (B' + C)(B + C')} $$

Hence, the correct answer is (C).

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