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2 Properties of Boolean Algebra


These are the following properties of Boolean algebra:
1. Annulment Law
When the variable is AND with 0, it willgive the result 0, and whern the variable is
OR with 1, it will give the result 1, i.e.,
B.0 =0
B+1 = 1

2. Identity Law
When the variable is AND with 1 and OR with 0, the variable remains the same, i.e.,
B.1 = B
B+0= B
3. Idempotent Law
When the variable is AND and OR with itself, the variable remains sameeor
or unchanged,
i.e.,
B.B = B
B+B = B
4. Complement Law
When the variable is AND and OR with its complement, it will give the result 0 and
1 respectively.
B.B' =0 o t n e b o bocs el in
B+B' = 1
5. Double Negation Law
This law states that, when the variable comes with two negations, the symbol gets
removed and the original variable is obtained.
((AYY = A
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6. Commutative Law
variables. It means that the
matter in which order we use the
Thislaw states that no
order of variables doesn't matter in this law.
A.B = B.A
A+B = B+A
7. Associative Law
order when the variablar
This law states that the operation can be performed in any
priority is of same as * and'/'.
(A.B).C = A.(B.C)
(A+B)+C=A+(B+)
8. Distributive Law

This law allows us to open up of brackets. Simply, we can open the brackets in the
Boolean expressions.
A+(B.C) = (A+B).(A+C
A.(B+C) = (A.B) +(A.C)
9. Absorption Law
This law allows us for absorbing the similar variables.
B+(B.A) = B
B.(B+A) = B
10. De Morgan Law
The operation of an OR and logic circuit will remain
same if weinvert all the inputs,
change operators from ANDto OR and OR to AND, and
invert the output.
(A.B)' = A'+B'
(A+B) = A'.B

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