Chapter 4 - Selections - Section 4.15 - Operator Precedence and Associativity - Check Point - MyProgrammingLab - Page 117: 4.34

Precedence order of Boolean operators is following - not > and > or True or True and False will evaluate to True True and True or False will evaluate to True

True or True and False can be parenthesized as True or (True and False) because and have higher precedence order than or. (True and False) will become False so our equation will become True or False which will then evaluate to True. True and True or False can be parenthesized as (True and True) or False because and have higher precedence order than or. (True and True) will become True so our equation will become True or False which will then evaluate to True.