Mastering the Use of 'Or'

It requires both inputs to be present for an output to be made

It requires at least one of two inputs to be present for an output to be made (correct)

It combines the inputs to produce an output

It negates the inputs to produce an output

From Latin -or

Middle English, from Anglo-French, gold, from Latin aurum

From Old Norse ār

Middle English, alteration of other (correct)

Forms a complex sentence which is true when both constituent sentences are true

Forms a complex sentence which is true when neither of its constituent sentences is true

Forms a complex sentence which is true when the first constituent sentence is true

Forms a complex sentence which is true when at least one of its constituent sentences is true (correct)

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