ANSWER:-
OPTION (a) x
Explanation:-
if x=true and y=true
then (true || true)&& true = true which is same as x
if x=false and y=true
then (false || true )&& false = false which is same as x
if x=true and y=false
then (true || false)&& true = true which is same as x
if x=false and y=false
then (false || false)&& false = false which is same as x
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