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Boolean logic law of distribution
Hello,
I have a question regarding the compound Boolean sentences: What is the EXACT result of the transformation to conjunctive normal forms (CNF's) using the law of distribution of the following disjunctive normal form's (DNF's): (P1&Q1&R1)V(P2&Q2&R2)V(P3&Q3&R3) = ? (P1&Q1&R1)V(P2&Q2&R2)V(P3&Q3&R3)V... V(Pn&Qn&Rn) = ? What is a general form for some number of terms n? The answer would be very much appreciated. Samir |
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