Try it yourself:
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false is the logical value representing an unmet condition. It is used in comparisons, filters, and conditional expressions.
Use and(), or(), and not() to combine or reverse boolean values. Do not confuse false with numeric zero or an empty text value unless a rule explicitly converts them.
Enter false on a calculator line to see its built-in value, or place the name inside a longer expression. Keep any displayed unit attached when converting or combining physical quantities, and check that every other value uses a compatible dimension.
The example above is editable, so you can replace surrounding values and test the constant in your own formula. Browse all constants to compare related values and notation.