Truth Tables for AND, OR, NOT
Students will construct truth tables for basic logical operations and interpret their results.
Key Questions
- Design a truth table for a simple logical expression involving two inputs and one operator.
- Compare the output of an AND gate versus an OR gate given the same inputs.
- Explain how truth tables help us understand the behaviour of logical statements.
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