Visualizing Circuit Flow: (A AND B) OR C

Part of Truth Tables · Section 7 of 11

DiagramUnit: 3.4 Computer SystemsGCSE
A B C AND A AND B OR Output Step 1: AND Step 2: OR
● Input signals   ● Intermediate result   ● Final output

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How many rows are needed in a truth table with 2 inputs (not including the header row)?

  • A. 2
  • B. 4
  • C. 6
  • D. 8
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Explain why truth tables are useful when designing or testing logic circuits.

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