1) Proof of Demorgan's Theorem for two variables.
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Simulation Demonstrations:
(X+Y)'
X' Y'
As you can see the two simulations above produce equal results even
though they are both implimented differently. However, due to the Demorgan's
theorem their implimentation doesn't matter (so long as you follow his
theorem).