For the following state table, the equations for the next state and the output considering a D flip flop are:919200011011bbd.x=0 x = 1100100000100NSelect one:O a.Digi- ' + iD₂-05-392 ¹46.8 4O b. D₁ = qi x'qi + x9₁, D₂ = 92 = x'9₂ + 192, 2 =91О с.O1100122¹b = 2 ¹3bx + ²0,x - ²b - ²0 · ²0¹6¸x + Tà¸x - ¹6 - ¹0b- 2 bx ²b, x - ²b - ²0 · ¹b¸x + Tb¸x – 1b - a

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For the following state table, the equations for the next state and the output considering a D flip flop are: 9192 00 01 10 11 gig PO x=0 x = 1 10 01 11 00 00 11 01 00 Z 1 LLOO 0 0 Select one: O a. D₁-gi-x'g + 12 D₂ - 95x²92 2.8-1 O b. D₁ = 9₁ = x'q₁ + x9₁, D₂ = 92 = x '9₂ + 19₂, 2=91 ¹b - 2 3bx 20,x - ²b - ²0 - 36¹6x16x16 - Ta Od. D.91 x x'q₁ D₂ - 92 - x'9₂x92, z - 91

For the following state table, the equations for the next state and the output considering a D flip flop are: 9192 00 01 10 11 gig PO x=0 x = 1 10 01 11 00 00 11 01 00 Z 1 LLOO 0 0 Select one: O a. D₁-gi-x'g + 12 D₂ - 95x²92 2.8-1 O b. D₁ = 9₁ = x'q₁ + x9₁, D₂ = 92 = x '9₂ + 19₂, 2=91 ¹b - 2 3bx 20,x - ²b - ²0 - 36¹6x16x16 - Ta Od. D.91 x x'q₁ D₂ - 92 - x'9₂x92, z - 91

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For the following state table, the equations for the next state and the output considering a D flip flop are:
9192
00
01
10
11
bb
d.
x=0 x = 1
10
01
00
00
01
00
N
Select one:
O a.
Digi- ' + i
D₂-05-392 ¹46.8 4
O b. D₁ = qi x'qi + x9₁, D₂ = 92 = x'9₂ + 192, 2 =
91
О с.
O
1
1
0
0
122
¹b = 2 ¹3bx + ²0,x - ²b - ²0 · ²0¹6¸x + Tà¸x - ¹6 - ¹0
b- 2 bx ²b, x - ²b - ²0 · ¹b¸x + Tb¸x – 1b - a

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