5. Draw the output X, Y and Z for the pattern of inputs shown in the figurebelow for three variable logical expressions:X = Not (A and B) and Not (B and C), this Boolean expression can also bedepicted asX = (AB)' (BC)'%3DY = (Not A or B) and (A and Not B), this Boolean expression can also bedepicted asY = (A'+ B) (AB')Z = (A or B) and Not (A or C), this Boolean expression can also be depictedasZ = (A+B) (A+C)'%3DAВCY> N

Step 1:- Given:- X=(AB)'(BC)' Y=(A'+B)(AB') Z=(A+B)(A+C)

5. Draw the output X, Y and Z for the pattern of inputs shown in the figure below for three variable logical expressions: X = Not (A and B) and Not (B and C), this Boolean expression can also be depicted as X= (AB)' (BC)' Y = (Not A or B) and (A and Not B), this Boolean expression can also be depicted as Y = (A'+ B) (AB') Z = (A or B) and Not (A or C), this Boolean expression can also be depicted as

5. Draw the output X, Y and Z for the pattern of inputs shown in the figure below for three variable logical expressions: X = Not (A and B) and Not (B and C), this Boolean expression can also be depicted as X= (AB)' (BC)' Y = (Not A or B) and (A and Not B), this Boolean expression can also be depicted as Y = (A'+ B) (AB') Z = (A or B) and Not (A or C), this Boolean expression can also be depicted as

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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