DQuestion 1A circuit with two outputs is defined by the logic functions:fá!b!c+!b!d+!b!cd+abcdgalcd+abd+lacd+bc!dDerive a minimum-cost implementation of this circuit.What is the cost of your circuit?Question 2A circuit with two outputs is defined by the logic functions:f(a+b+c)(a+c+da+b+cXla+b+d)/(a+b+d)g= (a+b+cXla+b+!d)(b+c+d)(a+b+c+d)Derive a minimum-cost implementation of this circuit.What is the cost of your circuit?Question 3A circuit with two outputs is defined by the logic functions:f = alc+!ac+b!cdg=alc+lac+bcdDerive a minimum-cost implementation of this circuit.What is the cost of your circuit?

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D D O Question 1 A circuit with two outputs is defined by the logic functions: fábic+bld+blcd+abcd galcd+abd+lacd+bcld Derive a minimum-cost implementation of this circuit. What is the cost of your circuit? Question 2 A circuit with two outputs is defined by the logic functions: f-(a+b+c)(a+c+da+b+cla+b+da+b+!d) g=(a+b+cXla+b+d)(b+c+d)(a+b+c+d) Derive a minimum-cost implementation of this circuit. What is the cost of your circuit? Question 3 A circuit with two outputs is defined by the logic functions: f=alc+lac+b!cd g=alc+lac+bcd Derive a minimum-cost implementation of this circuit. What is the cost of your circuit?

D D O Question 1 A circuit with two outputs is defined by the logic functions: fábic+bld+blcd+abcd galcd+abd+lacd+bcld Derive a minimum-cost implementation of this circuit. What is the cost of your circuit? Question 2 A circuit with two outputs is defined by the logic functions: f-(a+b+c)(a+c+da+b+cla+b+da+b+!d) g=(a+b+cXla+b+d)(b+c+d)(a+b+c+d) Derive a minimum-cost implementation of this circuit. What is the cost of your circuit? Question 3 A circuit with two outputs is defined by the logic functions: f=alc+lac+b!cd g=alc+lac+bcd Derive a minimum-cost implementation of this circuit. What is the cost of your circuit?

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