3: Boolean algebra

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    • 3.1: Boolean Polynomials
      We can proceed more algebraically by assigning value 0 to represent false and value 1 to represent true.
    • 3.2: Disjunctive Normal Form
      It is often desired (e.g. in computer programming or logic circuit design) to reverse the process: starting with a desired truth table, can we construct a Boolean polynomial with the same outputs?
    • 3.3: Exercises

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