I'm trying to understand one of the steps taken during the process of getting a cnf in Boolean algebra but I just cant understand what is happening here.
$$\bar A \bar B C + \bar A \bar C \bar D + A \bar C D + \bar A B \bar C$$ $$\bar A \bar B C + \bar A \bar C \bar D + A \bar C D + B \bar C D$$
It seems like they just exchange the !A for D , but I cannot understand which of the Boolean algebra laws they used.
Could someone help me understand it ?
Here is why:
$$A'B'C+A'C'D'+AC'D+A'BC'\overset{Absorption}{=}$$
$$A'B'C+A'C'D'+(AC'D+ABC'D)+(A'BC'D+A'BC'D')\overset{Association, Commutation}{=}$$
$$A'B'C+(A'C'D'+A'BC'D')+AC'D+(ABC'D+A'BC'D)\overset{Absorption, Adjacency}{=}$$
$$A'B'C+A'C'D'+AC'D+BC'D$$