$AB+A\overline{B}+\overline{A}C+AC$
Take $A$ common from first two terms:
$A(B+\overline{B})+\overline{A}C+AC$
Since,
$B+\overline{B}=1$
So,
$A(1)+\overline{A}C+AC$
$=A+\overline{A}C+AC$
Now,
$A+AC=A$
So,
$A+\overline{A}C$
Using identity $A+\overline{A}C=A+C$
Therefore, the simplified expression is:
$A+C$
The final expression does not contain $B$, so it is unaffected by the value of $B$.
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