True or False: The Boolean equation (WX = A) means the output A is dependent on W AND X being HIGH.

The statement is true because in Boolean algebra, the equation WX = A indicates that the output A will be true (or HIGH) only when both W and X are true (or HIGH). This is a direct application of the AND operation, which requires all input variables to be true in order for the output to also be true. Therefore, for A to evaluate to true, both W and X must be in the HIGH state. If either W or X is LOW, the result for A will be LOW. This reinforces the requirement that both conditions must be satisfied simultaneously for the output to reflect a HIGH value.