The Boolean expression Y = (A + B' + A'B)C' is given by
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The Boolean expression Y = (A + B' + A'B)C' is given by
- A.
AC'
- B.
BC'
- C.
C'
- D.
AB
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Correct answer: C
Given the Boolean expression: Y = (A + B' + A'B)C'
First, simplify the term inside the parentheses: (A + B' + A'B).
Apply the identity A + A'B = A + B to get (A + B + B').
Since B + B' = 1, the expression becomes (A + 1).
Since A + 1 = 1 in Boolean algebra, the expression simplifies to 1 · C'.
Therefore, Y = C'.
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