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Which Boolean operator enables you to exclude a search term?

A. NOT
B. AND
C.OR
D.PLUS

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The answer would be Not, it isn't very hard to see this :P "And" is for including, "Or" is for either one or the other, and "Plus" is similar to "And"
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Boolean Operators are simple words (AND, OR, NOT or AND NOT) used as conjunctions to combine or exclude keywords in a search.

The NOT Boolean operator enables you to exclude a search term. Correct answer: A The NOR operator excludes words from the search and by doing that it narrows the search, telling the database to ignore some concepts.

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