Question 15 We want to prove that for all A, B, C ≤ U, (AUC) - (CB) = (A − C) u [(A − B) u (C − B)] is an identity. Consider the following incomplete proof: ZE (AUC) - (CB) iff (z = A or z = C) and (z # (CB)) iff (z € A or z = C) and (z # C or z # B) Step 4 iff [(z € A or z = C) and (z = C')] or [(z = A or z = C) and (Z = E Step 6 B')] iff [(z = A and z = C')] or [(z = A and z = B') or (z = C and z = B')] iff [(z = A - C)] or [(z = (A − B) or (z = C – B)] iff ZE (AC) U [(A - B) (C-B)]

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Which one of the following alternatives contain the correct Step 4 and Step 6 to complete the
proof correctly?
1. Step 4: iff (z = A or z = C) and (z = C' or z € B')
Step 6: iff [(z = A and z = C') or (z = C and z = C')] or
[(Z = A and Z = B') or (z = C and Z = B')]
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2. Step 4: iff (z = A or z = C) and (z = C' and Z = B')
Step 6: iff [(z € A or z = C') and (z = C or z = C')] and
[(Z = A or z € B') and (z = C or z € B')]
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3. Step 4: iff (z = A or z = C) and z = (z = C' and z = B')
Step 6: iff [(Z = A and z = C') or (z = C and z = C')] or
[(Z = A and z = B') or (z = C and z € B')]
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4. Step 4: iff (z = A or z = C) and (z = C' or z = B')
E
E
Step 6: iff [(z = A or z = C') and (z = C or z = C')] and
[(Z = A or z = B') and (z = C or z = B')]
Transcribed Image Text:Which one of the following alternatives contain the correct Step 4 and Step 6 to complete the proof correctly? 1. Step 4: iff (z = A or z = C) and (z = C' or z € B') Step 6: iff [(z = A and z = C') or (z = C and z = C')] or [(Z = A and Z = B') or (z = C and Z = B')] E 2. Step 4: iff (z = A or z = C) and (z = C' and Z = B') Step 6: iff [(z € A or z = C') and (z = C or z = C')] and [(Z = A or z € B') and (z = C or z € B')] E E 3. Step 4: iff (z = A or z = C) and z = (z = C' and z = B') Step 6: iff [(Z = A and z = C') or (z = C and z = C')] or [(Z = A and z = B') or (z = C and z € B')] E E 4. Step 4: iff (z = A or z = C) and (z = C' or z = B') E E Step 6: iff [(z = A or z = C') and (z = C or z = C')] and [(Z = A or z = B') and (z = C or z = B')]
Question 15
We want to prove that for all A, B, C ≤ U,
(AUC) - (CB) = (A − C) u [(A − B) u (C − B)] is an identity.
Consider the following incomplete proof:
ZE (AUC) - (CB)
iff (z = A or z = C) and (z # (CB))
iff (z € A or z = C) and (z # C or z # B)
Step 4
iff [(z € A or z = C) and (z = C')] or [(z = A or z = C) and (Z =
E
Step 6
B')]
iff [(z = A and z = C')] or [(z = A and z = B') or (z = C and z = B')]
iff [(z = A - C)] or [(z = (A − B) or (z = C – B)]
iff ZE (AC) U [(A - B)
(C-B)]
Transcribed Image Text:Question 15 We want to prove that for all A, B, C ≤ U, (AUC) - (CB) = (A − C) u [(A − B) u (C − B)] is an identity. Consider the following incomplete proof: ZE (AUC) - (CB) iff (z = A or z = C) and (z # (CB)) iff (z € A or z = C) and (z # C or z # B) Step 4 iff [(z € A or z = C) and (z = C')] or [(z = A or z = C) and (Z = E Step 6 B')] iff [(z = A and z = C')] or [(z = A and z = B') or (z = C and z = B')] iff [(z = A - C)] or [(z = (A − B) or (z = C – B)] iff ZE (AC) U [(A - B) (C-B)]
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