Boolean algebra simplification ?

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This discussion focuses on the simplification of Boolean algebra expressions, specifically referencing DeMorgan’s Theorems. A participant expresses confusion regarding the transition from one line of the simplification to another, questioning the use of addition versus multiplication. The conversation highlights the simplification of the expression ##(\overline{AC})\overline{C}##, indicating a more efficient approach to the problem.

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DeMorgan’s Theorems.

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I've had a go at it, not sure if I'm heading in the right direction though.

Thanks for any help.
 
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Where does the second + in line 4 come from? I would expect * there, as you had it in line 3.
Anyway, I would use another direction there:
##(\overline{AC})\overline{C}## has a nice simplification.
 

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