-1 OR 5*5=26

I’m not sure what you want to do with "-1 OR 5*5=26". It’s ambiguous, so here are the common interpretations and results:

• If OR is logical (Boolean) OR:

  • Treat -1 as true (nonzero) and 5*5=26 as false (since 25 ≠ 26).
  • True OR False = True.
  • Result: true (often represented as 1).

• If OR is bitwise:

  • Compute 5*5 = 25, so -1 OR 25.
  • In two’s complement, -1 is all bits 1, so (-1) | 25 = -1.
  • Result: -1 (not 26).

• If you meant the statement itself:

  • 5*5 = 26 is false; the correct value is 25.

If you tell me the exact context (programming language or exam type), I can tailor the explanation or give you a step-by-step solution.