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In Boolean algebra, A + B = Y implies th...

In Boolean algebra, A + B = Y implies that

A

sum of A and B is Y

B

Y exists when A exists or B exists or both A and B exist

C

Y exists only when A and B both exist

D

Y exist when A or B exist but not when both A and B exist

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D
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