Given k (a.b.c.d) = Em(0,1,3,4,5,7,9,10,12,14) Implement the function k using only two independent 4:1 MUX's with no additional logic. Inverse of inputs a, b, c, d are available. Show all connections. (Hint: consider rearranging the Kmap in other than abcd order). k. ab ´00 01 11 10 +5V +5V ed 00 01 10 100 01 10 11 00 12 k 01 13 11 10 10

Given k (a.b.c.d) = Em(0,1,3,4,5,7,9,10,12,14) Implement the function k using only two independent 4:1 MUX's with no additional logic. Inverse of inputs a, b, c, d are available. Show all connections. (Hint: consider rearranging the Kmap in other than abcd order). k. ab ´00 01 11 10 +5V +5V ed 00 01 10 100 01 10 11 00 12 k 01 13 11 10 10

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Given k (a.b.c.d) = Em(0,1,3,4,5,7,9,10,12,14) Implement the function k
using only two independent 4:1 MUX's with no additional logic. Inverse of inputs a, b, c, d are available. Show all connections.
(Hint: consider rearranging the Kmap in other than abcd order).
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