If the Reporting IPs are both different, what will using an AND condition lead to?

When both Reporting IPs are different and an AND condition is applied, the result will always be false. This is because an AND condition in logical operations requires all conditions to be true for the overall expression to evaluate to true.

In the context of Reporting IPs, if you have two distinct IPs, for example, IP1 and IP2, no single statement in relation to these two can simultaneously satisfy the condition of both being equivalent. Therefore, since one Reporting IP cannot match or confirm the state or value of the other when they are indeed different, the logical outcome with the AND condition applied turns out to be false.

This concept is key in understanding logical operations within programming or filter conditions where conditions need to align in order for a valid true condition to emerge.