Explain the Sum of Product Form?
In The Boolean Algebra a product is produced by "ANDing" two or more variable inputs. Product of the two variables is expressed as AB and three variable ANDed products can be expressed as ABC and the inputs can either be normal A or inverted A'. The sum operation in the Boolean Algebra is accomplished by "ORing" two or more variable inputs. An illustration of a "OR" expression is A+B'+C. Sum-of-Products Boolean expression are a combination of AND statements and OR statements.
Illustration- Y=ABC + DE'F + BC'E