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In mathematical terms, the condition for the logical variable delayed to be true can be expressed as:

a) delayed = notraffic + gasempty
b) delayed = notraffic * gasempty
c) delayed = notraffic OR gasempty
d) delayed = notraffic AND gasempty

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Final answer:

The correct condition for the logical variable delayed to be true is delayed = notraffic * gasempty.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct answer is (b) delayed = notraffic * gasempty.

For the logical variable delayed to be true, both notraffic and gasempty must be true. This corresponds to the logical AND operation, represented by the multiplication (*) symbol in mathematics. Therefore, the correct condition is delayed = notraffic * gasempty.

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