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What are the two values used in Boolean Algebra?

  • Yes and No
  • True and False
  • On and Off
  • 1 and 0 (correct)

How does Boolean Algebra differ from traditional algebra regarding variable types?

  • Boolean Algebra allows complex numbers.
  • Boolean Algebra can represent any numerical value.
  • Boolean Algebra restricts variables to two states. (correct)
  • Boolean Algebra uses non-integer variables.

Which statement is true about the values in Boolean Algebra?

  • They can include fractions.
  • They must always be either 1 or 0. (correct)
  • They represent numerical solutions.
  • They can be any real number.

Which area of mathematics does Boolean Algebra belong to?

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What is the primary focus of Boolean Algebra?

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If the middle term in the expansion of: $(\frac{2a}{3} + \frac{b}{a^2})^{8n}$ is the ninth term, then n = _______.

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What is the value of n if the middle term is the ninth term?

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Study Notes

Boolean Algebra Overview

  • Boolean Algebra is a branch of mathematics that focuses on variables that have two distinct states: true or false.
  • It uses numerical representation, where '1' signifies true and '0' signifies false.
  • This form of algebra differs from elementary algebra, which can involve a wide range of numerical values.

Characteristics of Boolean Algebra

  • It is a fundamental topic in logic, discrete mathematics, and computer science.
  • Boolean Algebra operates under specific laws and operations, including AND, OR, and NOT.
  • Essential for various applications, particularly in digital circuit design and computer programming.

Importance in Technology

  • Forms the basis for binary systems, which are used in computer systems and digital electronics.
  • Underpins logical reasoning and decision-making processes in algorithms and data structures.

Expansion and Binomial Theorem

  • The expression being expanded is ((\frac{2a}{3} + \frac{b}{a^2})^{8n}).
  • The expansion utilizes the binomial theorem, which gives the general term as: [ T_k = \binom{n}{k-1} (A)^{(n-k+1)} (B)^{(k-1)} ] where (n) is the exponent, (A) is the first term, and (B) is the second term.

Terms in the Expansion

  • The middle term for an expansion of (T^{8n}) (where (n) is an integer) is located using the formula for the (k)-th term.
  • The total number of terms in the expansion is (8n + 1). The middle term corresponds to the (\frac{8n + 2}{2}) term.

Finding the Value of n

  • Setting up the equation based on the middle term being the ninth term: [ T_{4n + 1} = T_9 ]
  • The equation simplifies to: [ 4n + 1 = 9 ]
  • Solving for (n):
    • Rearranging gives (4n = 8).
    • Finally, dividing by 4 leads to (n = 2).

Conclusion

  • The answer to the problem is (n = 2).

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