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Problem: Derive the logic expressions for a circuit that compares two unsigned numbers:
X = x2x1xo and Y = = y2y1yo and generates three outputs: XGY, XEY, and XLY. One of these
outputs is set to 1 to indicate that X is greater than, equal to, or less than Y, respectively.

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