1) Read the entirety of Experiment 3. 2) Design a 2-to-1 multiplexer in which the inputs and outputs consist of single bits. Provide the truth table for this multiplexer using INO and IN1 for the two inputs, S for the select line and OUT for the output. Obtain the minimal standard sum-of-products expression for the output. 3) Obtain the schematic diagram for the mux designed in 2). Use proper conventions as to the labelling of part numbers, instance numbers and pin numbers.

1) Read the entirety of Experiment 3. 2) Design a 2-to-1 multiplexer in which the inputs and outputs consist of single bits. Provide the truth table for this multiplexer using INO and IN1 for the two inputs, S for the select line and OUT for the output. Obtain the minimal standard sum-of-products expression for the output. 3) Obtain the schematic diagram for the mux designed in 2). Use proper conventions as to the labelling of part numbers, instance numbers and pin numbers.

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