What type of calculation can you use to return a t/f value?

• A. Arithmetic
• B. Logic
• C. Aggregate
• D. Boolean Algebra

Answer: (B)

When you want a value that can be true or false, you’re evaluating conditions with logic. Logic lets you compare values (like equals, greater than) and combine those results with operators such as AND, OR, and NOT to produce a boolean outcome. This is different from arithmetic, which yields numbers, or aggregate calculations, which summarize data into numbers. Boolean Algebra is closely related and underpins how logical expressions are simplified, but in a practical calculation setup the type used to generate a true/false result is logic because it directly handles the evaluation of conditions to a boolean value.