3.3
QUESTION 27
When you search for a topic online, and put quotes around a phrase so that you find the words in the exact order that you type them in,
you are using
the CARS system
O Boolean logic
O critical thinking
O plagiarism

Boolean logic refers to a theory of mathematics developed by the prominent British mathematician, called George Boole. In Boolean logic, all variables are either true or false and are denoted by the number "1" or "0" respectively; True = 1 or False = 0.

Also, Boolean logic allow users to combine keywords with Boolean operators (quotes, AND, OR, near/n) to give a more personalized and relevant search results.

In a database search, when you search for a topic online, and put quotes around a phrase so that you find the words in the exact order that you type them in, you are using a Boolean logic.

Some examples of a Boolean logic search using quotes as the Boolean operator are;

"What is the name of the president of USA"

"How to pass my exams with flying colors"

"Brainly is the best educational platform"

3.3 QUESTION 27 When you search for a topic online, and put quotes around a phrase so that you find the words in the exact order that you type them in, you are using the CARS system O Boolean logic O critical thinking O plagiarism

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3.3
QUESTION 27
When you search for a topic online, and put quotes around a phrase so that you find the words in the exact order that you type them in,
you are using
the CARS system
O Boolean logic
O critical thinking
O plagiarism