The resultant of A OR B
A)Is always true.
B)Is always false.
C)Is always true except when A and B are both false.
D)Is always false except when A and B are both false.

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The logical operator OR returns True if at least one of the operands is True, and False only if both operands are False. Therefore, the resultant of A OR B will be True when either A or B or both are True, and it will be False only when both A and B are False. Hence, the correct option is C, which states that the resultant of A OR B is always true except when both A and B are false.

The Resultant of a OR B