Please may you give the solution to this computer science question!Thank you A61A5 2A4 3A34AO 5A1 6A2 7CS 8GND 918 Vcc17 A716 A815 A914 I/O 1131/0 2121/0 311 1/0 410 WEROM1ROM2ROM3RAMAo-AgWECSFigure 21/01-1/04VccGNDTruth TableCSWEHXLLLHPin Names00 0000-00 1FFF00 200000 3FFF00 4000-00 7FFF04 0000 - OF FFFF.Address InputsWrite EnableChip SelectData Input/OutputPower (+5V)Ground(b) Determine the logic expressions to implement an address decoding circuit torealize the memory address map shown below. Use partial address decodingtechnique in your design. You only need to show the truth table and the resultinglogic equations. No need to draw the decoder circuit.CommentsChip DeselectedWriteRead[Note: memory addresses are shown in hexadecimal notation.]

Below is the Logic Expression To implement an address decoding circuit

(b) Determine the logic expressions to implement an address decoding circuit to realize the memory address map shown below. Use partial address decoding technique in your design. You only need to show the truth table and the resulting logic equations. No need to draw the decoder circuit. ROM1 ROM2 ROM3 RAM 00 0000-00 1FFF 00 200000 3FFF 00 4000-00 7FFF 04 0000-OF FFFF. [Note: memory addresses are shown in hexadecimal notation.]

(b) Determine the logic expressions to implement an address decoding circuit to realize the memory address map shown below. Use partial address decoding technique in your design. You only need to show the truth table and the resulting logic equations. No need to draw the decoder circuit. ROM1 ROM2 ROM3 RAM 00 0000-00 1FFF 00 200000 3FFF 00 4000-00 7FFF 04 0000-OF FFFF. [Note: memory addresses are shown in hexadecimal notation.]

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