sepuko Distinguished Dec 13, 2005 226 36 18,710 Feb 13, 2006 #1 Can anybody just show me how /x./y.z+x./y./z+x./y.z=/y.(x+z) where "/" means opposite. I know some of the rules, but i really can't think of the path to turn the left side in the right one. Can anybody show me?
Can anybody just show me how /x./y.z+x./y./z+x./y.z=/y.(x+z) where "/" means opposite. I know some of the rules, but i really can't think of the path to turn the left side in the right one. Can anybody show me?
Z zogby Distinguished Feb 20, 2006 23 0 18,510 Feb 20, 2006 #2 /x./y.z+x./y./z+x./y.z=/y.(x+z) (1/X * 1/Y *Z )+ X/Y/Z + X/Y*Z = (x+Z)/Y ???
cowboytech Distinguished Feb 26, 2006 170 0 18,680 Feb 28, 2006 #3 Do you mean; < > symbols, as in math, greaterthan lessthan, Or it also means Opposite
sepuko Distinguished Dec 13, 2005 226 36 18,710 Feb 28, 2006 #4 I was already showed the way to proove the equation. the "/" symbol is to assign the the variable has the opposite value. if x is a logical 1 /x is a logical zero and so on.
I was already showed the way to proove the equation. the "/" symbol is to assign the the variable has the opposite value. if x is a logical 1 /x is a logical zero and so on.