Last of boolean operators

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What will be the output of the following sequence of boolean operators?

not True or False and not False or not (True and True) \text{not True or False and not False or not (True and True)}

False True

Paola Ramírez by Paola Ramírez , 24, Mexico

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Viki Zeta
Jun 5, 2016

not True or False and not False or not (True and True) \text{not True or False and not False or not (True and True)}

Since there is an and operator, even if any side of and statement is false, the total is false.

So, not True or False and not False or not (True and True) = False or False and not False or not (True and True) \text{not True or False and not False or not (True and True)} = \text{False or False and not False or not (True and True)}

So, first part of and operator is "False". So the answer is false.

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