Simplify $(x'+y)'(x+y)'$ with boolean algebra












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So I'm doing some homework and trying to simplify $(x'+y)'(x+y)'$. So far these are the steps I've completed, but I'm not 100% sure that they're appropriate.



$(x'+y)'(x+y)' = (x'+y)'(x’y’)$



$(x'+y)'(x’y’) = (x’’+ y’)(x’y’)$



$(x’’+y’)(x’y’) = (x+y’)(x’y’)$



I'm unsure of what to do after this step (or if I've made any actual mistakes)










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    So I'm doing some homework and trying to simplify $(x'+y)'(x+y)'$. So far these are the steps I've completed, but I'm not 100% sure that they're appropriate.



    $(x'+y)'(x+y)' = (x'+y)'(x’y’)$



    $(x'+y)'(x’y’) = (x’’+ y’)(x’y’)$



    $(x’’+y’)(x’y’) = (x+y’)(x’y’)$



    I'm unsure of what to do after this step (or if I've made any actual mistakes)










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      So I'm doing some homework and trying to simplify $(x'+y)'(x+y)'$. So far these are the steps I've completed, but I'm not 100% sure that they're appropriate.



      $(x'+y)'(x+y)' = (x'+y)'(x’y’)$



      $(x'+y)'(x’y’) = (x’’+ y’)(x’y’)$



      $(x’’+y’)(x’y’) = (x+y’)(x’y’)$



      I'm unsure of what to do after this step (or if I've made any actual mistakes)










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      So I'm doing some homework and trying to simplify $(x'+y)'(x+y)'$. So far these are the steps I've completed, but I'm not 100% sure that they're appropriate.



      $(x'+y)'(x+y)' = (x'+y)'(x’y’)$



      $(x'+y)'(x’y’) = (x’’+ y’)(x’y’)$



      $(x’’+y’)(x’y’) = (x+y’)(x’y’)$



      I'm unsure of what to do after this step (or if I've made any actual mistakes)







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      edited Dec 2 '18 at 7:23









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          $(x'+y)'(x+y)'=(x'+y)'(x'y')=(x''y')(x'y')=(xy')(x'y')$



          Can you do the last step?






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          $(x'+y)'(x+y)'=(x'+y)'(x'y')=(x''y')(x'y')=(xy')(x'y')$



          Can you do the last step?






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          • I couldn't figure it out algebraically so I drew out a truth table to figure it out and realized it was 0.
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          $(x'+y)'(x+y)'=(x'+y)'(x'y')=(x''y')(x'y')=(xy')(x'y')$



          Can you do the last step?






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          • I couldn't figure it out algebraically so I drew out a truth table to figure it out and realized it was 0.
            – Tai M.
            Oct 29 '14 at 3:04














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          $(x'+y)'(x+y)'=(x'+y)'(x'y')=(x''y')(x'y')=(xy')(x'y')$



          Can you do the last step?






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          $(x'+y)'(x+y)'=(x'+y)'(x'y')=(x''y')(x'y')=(xy')(x'y')$



          Can you do the last step?







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          • I couldn't figure it out algebraically so I drew out a truth table to figure it out and realized it was 0.
            – Tai M.
            Oct 29 '14 at 3:04


















          • I couldn't figure it out algebraically so I drew out a truth table to figure it out and realized it was 0.
            – Tai M.
            Oct 29 '14 at 3:04
















          I couldn't figure it out algebraically so I drew out a truth table to figure it out and realized it was 0.
          – Tai M.
          Oct 29 '14 at 3:04




          I couldn't figure it out algebraically so I drew out a truth table to figure it out and realized it was 0.
          – Tai M.
          Oct 29 '14 at 3:04


















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