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this is what I've done

i DON't know what the answer is to the question I've put, that's all and I am entering the formula above into a truth table that's what I am doing if someone could tell me the question it would be great.

Homework Statement Hey guys I am having a bit of a difficult time with this question, if some one could help me out it would be appreciated, thanks. Consider the following argument. "If the weather is fine, and the train is early, then the dog will sit on the tuckerbox. The train will be...

There not all wrong are they? (Thinking) is it 5? PRETTY PLEASE I NEED TO KNOW IM GOING NUTS!

Could you give me a hint, on what i should do. Which bit to flip? I thinks its one of more of 5 or 7 or 9 or 11 or is it another one ? I'm so close i just need a little push.

Is this better? Or is is two bits that had to be corrected? Thanks.

Hey guys I've attampted to do this as best I can but i need some help, becasue i know there are mistakes i have to fix.

DId i calculate n right? CAN SOMEONE TELL ME IF I CALCULATED N RIGHT OR IF IM DOING SOMETHING WRONG. PLEASE!

Im not sure, its how my teacher wrote the problem. Is there something wrong with it?

d is given as 5. But when i plug it into the formula to calculate n i keep getting 3. I am probably wrong because I am not calculating it right. I am not having any difficulty with anything else, just that bit. So if i can get some assistance on calculating n with d=5 then I will be fine. Thanks.

I suppose the two circuits are supposed to be equal. Am I right? Is the equation that I have correct or do I have to change it. Is my table right now.

Hey Guys, can i have a hand with this question. I just want to know if what I did was right. Bit masking has a task. They are used in order to access specific bits in a byte of data. 1) Using the 8-bit binary number “1001 1101”: Turn off the 2 bits (masking bits to 0) on each side, and then...

Homework Statement 243 is a decimal number. You must convert it to base n, where n will be computed using the digit (d) 5. For example if your digit (d) was "7" , then n is calculated as :n = d % 6 + 2 (where d = 7) = 7%6 + 2 = 3 Homework Equations None. The Attempt at a Solution n = d % 6 +...

I'm pretty sure its right. Am I missing something?