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Boolean algebra

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===AND===
[[Image:VennAnd1.gif|right|250px|thumb|Pictorial despcription description of AND]]
AND is the boolean equivalent of multiplication. The product of two numbers are non-zero if both numbers are non-zero. In words, the AND function states: "If A AND B are true then C is true". The AND function is commutative, so it results in the same answer no matter what order the values are in. For example, A • B = B • A, and A • (B • C) = (A • B) • C.
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