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c program Evaluate the expression 1 && (30%10 >=0) && (30 %10<=3) Is either set of...

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  1. Evaluate the expression
    1. 1 && (30%10 >=0) && (30 %10<=3)
    2. Is either set of parentheses required?
    3. Write the complement of the expression two ways. First, add one operator and one set of parentheses. For the second version, use DeMorgan’s theorem.

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       i ) 1 && (30%10 >=0) && (30 %10<=0) will return 1.

       30%10 = 0 return Trrue

        30 %10 =3 which is less than 3 , return true

     ii) no paranthases required,it will return 1

     proof for i And ii

     iii)

              method 1

              -> (1 + (30%10 >=0))' = 0

             -> 0 && ((30 %10<=3) ) ' = 0 + 0 = 0

        then

           compliment of 1 && (30%10 >=0) && (30 %10<=0) = 0

       demorgans law

     (A+B+C )' =A' * B' * C'

    (1 && (30%10 >=0) && (30 %10<=0)) ' = 1 ' * (30%10 >=0)' * (30 %10<=0)'

                                                                 =0 * (30%10 >=0)' * (30 %10<=0)'

                                                                 = 0

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