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With [tex] x \oplus y [/tex] defined to be (here I'm using x' as the complement of x) xy'+x'y, prove [tex] x(y \oplus z) = xy \oplus xz [/tex]
I'm stuck. Any hint or help would be great.
I'm stuck. Any hint or help would be great.
I expanded the right side, thought deeply about it, tried a few other moves, but came up short and had to turn it in unfinished. Oh well, one low homework score won't kill me.Hurkyl said:Have you done anything on this problem, or just sit and stared at it?