Explanation:

The world of Boolean Algebra is fascinating, especially with its logical operators. Here's a brief rundown on the operators you're asking about:

- AND:

- Combines two statements.

- Result is true only if both are true.

- OR:

- Joins two statements.

- Result is true if at least one is true.

- NOT:

- Works with a single statement.

- Flips the truth value; true becomes false, and vice versa.

- NAND:

- It's a combination of AND followed by NOT.

- Result is true if at least one is false.

- This is not a basic operator in Boolean Algebra.

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So, while AND, OR, and NOT are core operators, NAND isn't considered one of the basic ones.