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This document contains 6 examples of binary logic operations - AND, OR, NOT, AND-OR - represented through truth tables with variables A, B, and X. It shows how the output X changes based on the input values of A and B and whether the operation is AND, OR, NOT, AND-OR, or combinations of those operations.
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