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Boolean Algebra Assignment for Class XI

This document is an assignment for Class XI Computer Science at Sainik School Gopalganj, focusing on Boolean Algebra. It includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions involving truth tables and logic circuits, and long answer questions about DeMorgan's Laws and various logic gates. The assignment aims to assess students' understanding of fundamental concepts in logic and Boolean algebra.

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Boolean Algebra Assignment for Class XI

This document is an assignment for Class XI Computer Science at Sainik School Gopalganj, focusing on Boolean Algebra. It includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions involving truth tables and logic circuits, and long answer questions about DeMorgan's Laws and various logic gates. The assignment aims to assess students' understanding of fundamental concepts in logic and Boolean algebra.

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SAINIK SCHOOL GOPALGANJ

SUB: COMPUTER SCIENCE


CLASS - XI
ASSIGNMENT

Lesson: 2 Boolean Algebra

A. (Q1 to Q10) There are four options against each question. Choose the
option which you consider the most appropriate as your answer.

1 In logic algebra, variables can assume only two values:either……….or 1.


(a) 2
(b) 0
(c) 3
(d) 4
2 The………. gate is also called any-or-all gate.
(a) OR
(b) AND
(c) NOT
(d) EX-OR
3 A logic gate is an electronic circuit which
(a) makes logic decisions
(b) allows electron flow only in one direction
(c) works on binary algebra
(d) alternates between 0&1 values
4. In positive logic, logic gate 1 corresponds to
(a) positive voltage
(b) higher voltage level
(c) zero voltage level
(d) lower voltage level
5. In negative logic, the logic state 1 corresponds to
(a) negative logic
(b) zero voltage
(c) more negative voltage
(d) lower voltage level
6. The output of a 2-input OR the gate is 0 only when it’s
(a) both inputs are 0
(b) either input is 1
(c) both inputs are 1
(d) either input is 0
7. In Boolean algebra , A+ A= -----------
(a)A
(b)1
(c)0
(d)None of these
8. In Boolean algebra , A . A=-----------
(a) A2
(b) A
(c)2A
(d)1
9. In Boolean algebra A+ AB =-----------
(a) B
(b) A
(c) AB
(d) A+B
10. When an input electrical signal A=10100 is applied to a NOT gate, it’s output Signal is
(a) 01011
(b) 10101
(c) 10100
(d) 00101
B. Short Answer Questions:

1. Draw a truth table of following Boolean expression


ab+(ab)’+c
2. Write the equivalent Boolean expression for the following Logic Circuit

3. Draw a truth table of following Boolean expression using NOR gate only.
(a+b).c’
4. Write the equivalent Boolean expression for the following Logic Circuit

5. Draw the Logical circuit of the following expression with the help of NAND gate only
x+yz

C. Long Answer Questions:

1. State and verify Demorgan’s Laws with truth table.


2. State and verify Demorgan’s Laws algebraically.
3. Explain NAND Gate. Write its truth table and logic diagram.
4. Explain NOR Gate. Write its truth table and logic diagram.
5. Explain XOR Gate. Write its truth table and logic diagram.
6. Explain all Basic gates (AND, OR, NOT) using truth table and logic diagram.

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Positive logic assigns a high voltage level to a logical 1 and a low to logical 0, whereas negative logic assigns a low voltage level to logical 1. This affects circuit design, as different systems might require different logic states to represent the active condition, thereby influencing the design of integrated circuits and power consumption .

De Morgan’s Theorems allow for the simplification of complex expressions by providing alternative forms of expressions with complemented terms. For example, De Morgan's first theorem states that the negation of a conjunction is the disjunction of the negations: (A.B)' = A' + B'. A truth table validation shows that both expressions yield the same results, confirming their equivalence .

Logic gates are electronic circuits that perform logical operations using binary algebra, forming the building block of digital systems. They process binary inputs to produce outputs, enabling complex computations and decision-making processes within CPUs and other computing technologies .

The XOR gate outputs true only when its inputs differ, unlike the OR gate, which outputs true if any input is true. This characteristic makes XOR useful in operations like binary addition where it detects differences, whereas OR is used for general logical addition operations without distinction between input states .

A truth table can validate De Morgan’s Laws by systematically listing all outcomes from traditional and transformed expressions, ensuring they match. Algebraically, De Morgan’s Laws allow expressions such as (A.B)' to be transformed into A' + B', and a truth table confirms identical outputs for all combinations of A and B, thus proving equivalency .

The NAND gate is considered a universal gate because it can be configured to produce the functions of AND, OR, and NOT gates. This universality simplifies circuit design, as any circuit can be constructed using only one type of gate, allowing for easier standardization and potentially reducing manufacturing costs .

A 2-input OR gate outputs 0 only when both its inputs are 0. This behavior implies that the OR gate is fundamentally used to ensure that if any input is active (1), the output remains active (1), making it crucial in systems where any positive signal should trigger an action .

When the input signal 10100 is applied to a NOT gate, the output will be 01011. This occurs because a NOT gate inverts each bit of the input, changing all 1s to 0s and all 0s to 1s .

In Boolean algebra, the expression A + A equals A, which is known as the idempotent law. This property helps in simplifying redundant logic expressions in circuits by reducing them to fewer terms without changing the function .

Boolean algebra is crucial in computer science as it underpins binary systems used in computer logic, circuit design, and programming. Truth tables provide a systematic way to represent all possible values of a logic expression and their outcomes, serving as a tool to validate and simplify Boolean expressions .

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