The Distributive Law

[@t0tzky_]

Amazing proof for absorption law! I love the idea of reverse distributive property

[@shichan5634]

@4:35 the final answer must be 1*~B+A = ~B+A

[@Brentsjuhhh]

What about this 48:6(4+4) do I do 48:48 or do I do 8(8)

[@nidzeksmocni659]

Thank you! This was helpful!

[@Chrisymcmb]

(x+y)(x+z) = x^2 +xz +xy +yz. How is that equal to x+(yz) ?

[@aryamallick5426]

X2=x
And take x common. 1 + something = 1
Apply them

[@senzubeamz]

​@@aryamallick5426
so (x+y)(x+z)
= x + xz + yx + yz
= x + x(z+y) + yz
= x(1+z+y) +yz
//(1+z+y)=1 since true or anything between true or false is always true
=x + yz
//I was literally trying to find the answer for like hours , thanks for helping me out

[@IDeserveToGetTortured]

bro forgot the video is about boolean algebra

[@aliarmagan8699]

04:36 there is a mistake.
te result should be =1(B'+A)=B'+A

[@lugayizipeter3617]

Thank you so much.

[@thankyouthankyou1172]

1:35 i do not understand this

[@thankyouthankyou1172]

=x+(yz)

[@Chrisymcmb]

@@thankyouthankyou1172 Yea, that does not make sense to me either

[@DFsdf3443d]

feel sorry for the people in the comments who dont realize this is a video about the distributive law in boolean algebra not regular algebra lol

[@max11111able]

1.16 has a mistake it should be = x+ (y.z)