Im trying to prove $(a'+b')((b'+c)+b'c) = b'+a'c$ and I am stuck on the second half. I know I need to get it to $(a'+b')(b'+c)$ to use the Distributive Property of OR over AND, but I cant seem to workout how to transform $((b'+c)+b'c)$ to $(b'+c)$. Any ideas?
2026-04-07 22:54:55.1775602495
Proving the Boolean expression $(a'+b')((b'+c)+b'c) = b'+a'c$
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$b'+c+b'c=b'(1+c)+c=b'+c$, because $1+c=1$.