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    May 21, 2012, 07:28 AM
    Get the combinations that are not covered in original---Boolean alzebra
    Here is the problem:
    Input:
    A B
    ====== ======
    Original YYYYY YYYYY
    New YYNNN YNNNN

    Output:
    NNYYY YNNNN
    YYYYY NYYYY

    Note: Original and New list would vary from 1 to N. Please provide algorithm to solve this problem programmatically. I am writing computer program to work on this problem.

    Thank you for your help
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    May 21, 2012, 07:33 AM
    Original:
    A=YYYYY
    B=YYYYY

    New:
    A=YYNNN
    B=YNNNN

    Output:
    output1: NNYYY YNNNN
    output2: YYYYY NYYYY
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