Q3a [3 points] Simplify the following Boolean function using K-map:f= (0,2,8,9,10,12) & don't care X= (1,7,14)Put each cell number in the cell left upper corner.Put 1, O or X inside each cell.Circle your groupsWrite the simplified function f in terms of x, y, z and wESMMZf=Q3b [2 point] Design the above simplified Boolean function f after k-map usingiCircuit then post your design screenshot here:

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