Amen to that, if I have to hear another accent that is heavier than "2nd generation indian that's lived in london his whole life" I'm gonna lose my mind
In the homework you have included dots in between the letters at the beginning of the function. In this video, dots are not implemented until the end. I am confused how to simplify the function when the most simple form of the theorem is used at the beginning
+Tyler Tarbet The dots indicate an AND operation between variables. You can use them interchangeably with simply writing the variables next to each other. AB=A(dot)B. I should be more consistent, but sometimes I switch between the two notations without realizing it.
finally someone who speaks english who can explain this shit in words I understand
two years later, and this shit is all to relevent.
Amen to that, if I have to hear another accent that is heavier than "2nd generation indian that's lived in london his whole life" I'm gonna lose my mind
wtf? is the mic on the other side of the house? i thought my speakers were broken
I hear him just fine mate, might be an issue on your end?
Thank you very much, you helped me out before my final exam. :*
Thank you so much. You're a lifesaver
Why would one take the complement of a function? Does it help simplify the function?
DUDE GOD BLESS YOUU YOU ARE SAVING ME RIGHT NOW!!
man.. audio... good grief. Thanks for your hard work otherwise.
Thanks so much for the quick response
the last answer we can say x' + (y XOR z) right?
That's so helpful ! Thank u so much!!!
In the homework you have included dots in between the letters at the beginning of the function. In this video, dots are not implemented until the end. I am confused how to simplify the function when the most simple form of the theorem is used at the beginning
+Tyler Tarbet The dots indicate an AND operation between variables. You can use them interchangeably with simply writing the variables next to each other. AB=A(dot)B. I should be more consistent, but sometimes I switch between the two notations without realizing it.
This makes much more sense now. Thank you
What does complement even mean though? It just looks like a "not" line.
complement means inverted, so you have the right idea.
Thanks for the help, 1 week into the semester and I think I'm gonna die
this semester fucking blows
not all heroes wear capes
Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!
AUDIO!!!
Why can't we just compliment the function on how sexy it is and be done?
Your voice is so down....aap kon se language bol rhe ho...?
nice video dude!
what is the complement of f(w,x,y,z)=w'xz'+w(x+y'z) ?
Please increase the volume
Thank you
good job
thanks a lot
low audio
Everyone from UoA ELECTENG 101, Hi
Hey there
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What if x'*x'
Check it once I think its mistake over there x'.(y+z) (y'z')
Last 2 nd line x' + yy' + yz + y'z' + yy'
x' + 0 + yz + y'z' + 0
x' + yz + y'z
Tq
Man I got deaf after listening to this audio.
Nice
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speak up
Thank you