Gates representing this operation are symbolized with a triangle with a circle at its tip. According to modus tollens, this operation applied to Q implies this operation applied to P, if P implies Q. In Java, this operation is represented with a "bang" or exclamation point. This operation may be represented as a tilde before a proposition. DeMorgan's Laws give the result when this operation is applied to binary conjunction and disjunction. The inverse of a logical statement requires this operation to be applied to both statements. When applied to binary 0, it results in 1. For 10 points, name this binary operation that gives the logical opposite.
Gates representing this operation are symbolized with a triangle with a circle at its tip. According to modus tollens, this operation applied to Q implies this operation applied to P, if P implies Q. In Java, this operation is represented with a "bang" or exclamation point. This operation may be represented as a tilde before a proposition. DeMorgan's Laws give the result when this operation is applied to binary conjunction and disjunction. The inverse of a logical statement requires this operation to be applied to both statements. When applied to binary 0, it results in 1. For 10 points, name this binary operation that gives the logical opposite.
Gates representing this operation are symbolized with a triangle with a circle at its tip.
NOT [or negation; or word forms; or inverse or word forms; or logical complement]