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Q1. Use a K-Map to derive a minimum expression of the following function: F3DABCD+АBTD+ABCD+ A BTD+АВTD+ABOD+ ABCD+ AВС D+АВCD.

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Q1. Use a K-Map to derive a minimum expression of the following function:
F=ABC D+ABC D+ABCD+ABTD+ABTD+ABCD+ ABCD+ABC D+ABCD.

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