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S=1(T=1 AND C=1) OR (V=NOT1 AND C=1)
FIRST SOLVE WITHIN BRACKETS AND THEN USE IT FOR OR..
USE LOGIC GATES OF AND ,NOT, OR
 
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RockStar15 said:
S=1(T=1 AND C=1) OR (V=NOT1 AND C=1)
FIRST SOLVE WITHIN BRACKETS AND THEN USE IT FOR OR..
USE LOGIC GATES OF AND ,NOT, OR

umm how do you know wether to add the NOT gate? it doesnt make sense here..you could just use the AND gate :/
 
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when the question says that a certain value should be OFF, then instead of using "X is OFF" you will be using the syntax "X is NOT 1" since there are only two things in computer language, in binary, ON and OFF, which correspond to 1 and 0 respectively.
 
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A little misunderstanding of is not used in logic gates...I wanted to say use logic gates for or, and, not!!!
:O:
 
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