Solve them please 3-to-8Decoder15. Consider the logic function f(x,y,z) = Em(0,1,4,5)a.Build the Truth Table of f.yzfb. Implement f using one 4-way multiplexer; assume that the inputs and theircomplements are available at the input of the multiplexer 13. The following circuit implements a Boolean function of 5 variables (A, B, C, X, and Y).It uses five 4:1 multiplexers. Note that X and Y are simply used to select one of fourfunctions of A, B, and C. We'll call them F0, F1, F2, and F3.FOAAABF1BCC'F2XYF3ABАВa- Write the reduced equations for these four functions.FO =F1 =F2 =F3 =b-What will be the output of the system if inputs are as followsA=0B=1C=0D=1X=0Y=114. In this exercise, you are requested to build a circuit that inputs 3 binary variables A, Band C and outputs 2 binary values Z and T. Z=1 if A is different than B and T = 1 if Bis different than C.a- Completing the truth table of a full adder.ABb- Implement the circuit using the below decoder

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15. Consider the logic function f(x.y,z) = Em(0,1,4,5) a Build the Truth Table of f. Xy z b. Implement f using one 4-way multiplexer; assume that the inputs and their complements are available at the input of the multiplexer

15. Consider the logic function f(x.y,z) = Em(0,1,4,5) a Build the Truth Table of f. Xy z b. Implement f using one 4-way multiplexer; assume that the inputs and their complements are available at the input of the multiplexer

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