GATE 2012
The dual of a Boolean function F(x₁, x₂, . . ., xₙ) written as Fᴰ is the same expression as that of F with + and · swapped. F is said to be self-dual if F = Fᴰ. The number of self-dual functions with n Boolean variables is
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