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raja11sep

commented Dec 16, 2021

Yes. Using XOR and '1' you can make NOT gate. And you have AND gate.

So, AND + NOT = NAND = Functionally complete but you have taken help of '1' so it's a partially functionally complete.

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thanks bro

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