Simple question, can the following logic
A && !(A && B)
be simplified into this?
A && !B
If not can it be simplified at all?
Simple question, can the following logic A && !(A && B) be simplified into
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Simple question, can the following logic
A && !(A && B)
be simplified into this?
A && !B
If not can it be simplified at all?
Simple answer: yes. You can check this with a truth table:
i.e. X is true only when A is true and B is false.
You can also prove this algebraically if you really want to: