We need to simplify the given Boolean expression:
$ A + AB $
This expression can be simplified using the Absorption Law in Boolean algebra. The Absorption Law states that for any Boolean variables X and Y:
$ X + XY = X $
Let's apply this law to our expression $ A + AB $.
Alternatively, we can factor out A:
$ A + AB = A(1 + B) $
Using the Identity Rule ($ 1 + B = 1 $):
$ A(1) = A $
Both methods confirm that the simplified form of the Boolean expression $ A + AB $ is $ A $.
Comparing this result with the given options:
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