What is the explanation of Boolean's algebra (x+x').(y+1)=(x+x').1?

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(x+x').(y+1)=(x+x').1
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'1+y' will always be true irrespective of the truth value of 'y'
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in OR { i.e (+) plus } operation any variable add with 1 it result always 1.. and similarly in AND { i.e (.) dot} operation if 0 comes it always result 0.
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We can simplify LHS and show that it is equal to RHS using Boolean laws. x+x' =1( Sum of Boolean variable and its complement is always 1) y+1=1 (Logical addition with 1 is always 1) LHS = 1x1=1(Logical multiplication of 2 true values ) RHS =1(x+x'=1 and 1x1=1) ...
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We can simplify LHS and show that it is equal to RHS using Boolean laws. x+x' =1( Sum of Boolean variable and its complement is always 1) y+1=1 (Logical addition with 1 is always 1) LHS = 1x1=1(Logical multiplication of 2 true values ) RHS =1(x+x'=1 and 1x1=1) So LHS=RHS read less
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1 + anything =1 in boolean algebra so y+1 =1 also x+x' =1
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in digital logic "+" sign of boolean means "or" so "1+y" means "1" because in boolean "1" is for true "0" is for false.here either "y" can be "0" or "1" if we are talking only about digital logic not fuzzy logic. so "1+y" means either "True + false" Or "True+True" in both the cases answer is "True"so...
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Since logically 1+0=1 and 1+1=1, 1+y=1, as y can be either 0 or 1. Therefore, (x+x').(y+1)=(x+x').1
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Because Y + 1 is 1
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