For this problem, there are 4 variables. 3 is the most significant bit (leftmost) and is the least significant (rightmost). This means that m12 is x3 x2 Ñ 1 ñão. Elements that are don't cares are written as dindex. For example, d12would mean that we don't care what the output is when = X3 = 1,x₂ 0, and co -X1 = = 0. Select the equation that represents the simplest POS form of II (M₁ M3 M5 M8 M10d12 d13 d14d15). Again simplest POS! 1. (x3 + x₂ + x0) * (x₂ + x₁ + x0) * (x3 + x0) 2. (x3 + x₂ + x) * (x3 + x1 +Ñ0) * (x3 + x0) 3. (x3 + x₂ + x0) * (X2 + x1 + x0) * (X3 + x0) 4. (x3 + x₂ + x0) * (x3 + x₁ + x) * (x3 + x0) =

For this problem, there are 4 variables. 3 is the most significant bit (leftmost) and is the least significant (rightmost). This means that m12 is x3 x2 Ñ 1 ñão. Elements that are don't cares are written as dindex. For example, d12would mean that we don't care what the output is when = X3 = 1,x₂ 0, and co -X1 = = 0. Select the equation that represents the simplest POS form of II (M₁ M3 M5 M8 M10d12 d13 d14d15). Again simplest POS! 1. (x3 + x₂ + x0) * (x₂ + x₁ + x0) * (x3 + x0) 2. (x3 + x₂ + x) * (x3 + x1 +Ñ0) * (x3 + x0) 3. (x3 + x₂ + x0) * (X2 + x1 + x0) * (X3 + x0) 4. (x3 + x₂ + x0) * (x3 + x₁ + x) * (x3 + x0) =

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

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