Question

A+(B+C) A+(B*C) (A+B)+(A+C)

Answer 1

Решение задания примерно такое

Answer 2

The expressions you provided are algebraic expressions involving addition (+) and multiplication (*). Let's simplify each expression:

1. A + (B + C): This expression represents A added to the sum of B and C. There is no further simplification possible for this expression.

2. A + (B * C): This expression represents A added to the product of B and C. There is no further simplification possible for this expression.

3. (A + B) + (A + C): This expression represents the sum of A and B, added to the sum of A and C. We can simplify this by combining like terms. Since both A terms are the same, we can rewrite it as follows: (A + B) + (A + C) = A + A + B + C = 2A + B + C

So, the simplified forms of the expressions are:

1. A + (B + C)
2. A + (B * C)
3. 2A + B + C