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GCSE Computing - Binary Logic

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GCSE Computing - Binary Logic

It is a form of algebra in which all values are reduced to either true or false
1. True = 1
2. False = 0
Binary Data
Binary Logic Gates
1. NOT GATE
  1. The Boolean expression is written as: Q = NOT A
    1. Diagram
    2. Truth Table
2. AND Gate
  1. The Boolean expression is written as: Q = A AND B
    1. Diagram
    2. Truth Table
3. OR Gate
  1. The Boolean Expression is written as: Q = A OR B
    1. Truth Table
    2. Diagram
4. Example of Binary Logic Gates
  1. Question: If A is ...(1 or 0), B is ... (1 or 0) and C is ... (1 or 0) then what is Z?
    1. Use the truth table accordingly
    2. What is the Boolean expression?
      1. Z = D OR E
      2. Z = NOT A OR (B AND C)

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