In computers, an "on" state, when electricity is flowing, represents ___

What is the branch of mathematics that deals exclusively with true and false values?

In 1847, who fomalized a "Mathematical Analysis of Logic"?

There are three fundamental operations in Boolean Algebra: ______

A NOT takes a single Boolean value, either true or false, and ______

Current flows through a transistor, between electrodes, when electricity is applied to the ______

With a single transitor, if we turn the input on, ______

With the output wire attached before a transistor, and the transistor is grounded, it acts like ______

For the AND Boolean operation, the output is only true if _____

For the AND Boolean operation, if one of the inputs is false, the output is ________

Two transistors connected in series, with two inputs and one output, act like ______

The only time this statement is false is if both inputs are false.

Which Boolean operator is built from two transistors in parallel?

In a circuit diagram, a little arc on a wire indicates _______

Using an OR gate, it one transistor is on and the other is off, the output is ________

Which logic gate is commonly represented by a "triangle with a dot"?

Which logic gate is commonly represented by a "Letter D" symbol?

Which logic gate is commonly represented by a "spaceship" symbol?

The only time an XOR is true is when _______

Which logic gate is commonly represented by a "spaceship with a smile"?

When we use symbols for logic gates, rather than transistors, we are moving up _____