👉 In logic, a disjunction is an operator that combines two or more literals (variables) into a single truth value. It takes as input two or more literals and produces a single boolean result. The truth value of the resulting expression depends on the values of the inputs. For example: 1. If x and y are true, then (x AND y) is true. 2. If x is false, then (x OR y) is true. 3. If y is true, then