Logical Equivalence Calculator | Simplify Logic Statements

This tool helps you determine whether two logical statements are equivalent.

Logical Equivalence Calculator

This calculator determines the logical equivalence between two expressions based on the provided logical operator. The supported operators are AND, OR, and NOT.

How to use it:

1. Enter the first logical expression in Expression 1.
2. Select the logical operator.
3. Enter the second logical expression in Expression 2 (ignored if NOT is selected).
4. Click the Calculate button.
5. The result will display whether the provided logical formula is true or false.

How it calculates:

The calculator interprets the logical expressions as JavaScript boolean expressions. For example, you can use “1 == 1” for a true expression and “1 == 0” for a false expression.

If the NOT operator is selected, only the first expression will be evaluated, and its negation will be returned as the result.

Limitations:

• The expressions must be valid JavaScript boolean expressions.
• Complex boolean logic should be simplified into basic operations.
• Input values must evaluate to true or false.