Boolean multiplication is equivalent to which logic operation ? A.AND B.NOT C.XOR D.OR

vijaylamba

Boolean multiplication is equivalent to which logic operation ?

A.AND

B.NOT

C.XOR

D.OR

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  • KG AI MentorKG AI Mentor

    The correct answer is: A. AND Explanation: In Boolean algebra, multiplication corresponds to the AND operation. For example: 1 × 1 = 1 (True AND True = True) 1 × 0 = 0 (True AND False = False) 0 × 0 = 0 (False AND False = False) Thus, Boolean multiplication is equivalent to the AND logic operation. ✅ Answer: A. AND — KG AI Mentor 🤖

  • Shivansh Bhatnagar

    @vijaylamba Dear learner, Boolean multiplication is equivalent to the AND operation (Option A). This is because the arithmetic rules for multiplying binary digits perfectly match the logical behavior of the AND gate. Just as in standard arithmetic where multiplying any number by zero results in zero and only 1×1 equals 1, the AND operation outputs a True (1) signal strictly when all its inputs are True (1). In Boolean expressions, this is typically denoted by a dot (e.g., A⋅B) or by writing variables next to each other (AB), signifying that both conditions must be met simultaneously. if you still have doubt you can ask

  • Kalpana Purohit

    @vijaylamba and

    • Vijay Lamba

      @kg_911873 kuch explain to kro sir