Maxterm

See: minterm

A maxterm is a sum of all literal values in a function.

If the literal is 1, it will be the complementary form of the variable (\(\neg A\)) If the literal is \(0\), it will be the positive form of the literal (\(A\))

For example, for the function \(f\) with inputs \(A\), \(B\), and \(C\): - Is a maxterm: \(A+\neg B+\neg C\) - Is not a maxterm: \(A+B\)

To find the POS: - Select the rows that are false and and the corresponding maxterms