Question

(1∧0)∧(0∧а)∧(1∧0)?​

Answer 1

1∧0 = 0; 0∧a = 0 ⇒ (1∧0)∧(0∧а)∧(1∧0) = 0∧0∧0 = 0

Answer 2

The expression you've provided contains logical AND operations (∧) and appears to include some variables and constants. Let's break down the expression step by step:

(1∧0)∧(0∧а)∧(1∧0)

1. (1∧0): This represents the logical AND operation between 1 and 0. In logic, the result of ANDing 1 and 0 is 0 because both operands must be true (1) for the result to be true.

2. (0∧а): This appears to be an error in the expression as it includes the character "а" which is not a recognized logical symbol or variable. It's possible that you intended to use another variable or constant in its place.

3. (1∧0): Similar to the first operation, this represents the logical AND operation between 1 and 0, resulting in 0.

Since the second part of the expression contains an undefined variable or symbol (а), it's not possible to evaluate the entire expression accurately without knowing the intended value of "а" or correcting the expression. If you meant to use a different variable or constant, please provide its value, and I can help you evaluate the expression further.