13. (8) Boolean variables are those that can only have the value TRUE or FALSE. Let the value 1 correspond to TRUE and t

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13. (8) Boolean variables are those that can only have the value TRUE or FALSE. Let the value 1 correspond to TRUE and the value 0 correspond to FALSE. The variables A, B, C, D and X in the statements below are all Boolean variables: If (A == B) X = C; else X = D; If A equals B, X is set equal to C. Otherwise, X is set equal to D. Explain why the following circuit DOES or DOES NOT correctly implement the logic or behavior expressed by these statements. A B D -X