With A = False and B = True, which statement evaluates as False?
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A OR A
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A OR B
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B OR A
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B OR B
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None are true.
With A = False and B = True: A OR A = False OR False = False. All other options involve B (True) in an OR operation: A OR B = False OR True = True, B OR A = True OR False = True, B OR B = True OR True = True.
To determine which statement evaluates as False, we can substitute the given values for A and B and evaluate each statement.
Given A = False and B = True, let's evaluate each statement:
A. A OR A Substituting the values, we have False OR False, which evaluates to False.
B. A OR B Substituting the values, we have False OR True, which evaluates to True.
C. B OR A Substituting the values, we have True OR False, which evaluates to True.
D. B OR B Substituting the values, we have True OR True, which evaluates to True.
E. None are true.
Therefore, the statement that evaluates as False is option A, A OR A.