Q7.2 Find the Product-of-Maxterms canonical Boolean expression for th output signal B. ○ B(A, D,W) = IIM (0, 3, 4) Ο B(A, D,W) = Σm(1, 2, 5, 6, 7) ○ B(A, D,W) = (A' + D +W')(A' + D + W).(A + D' + W') ○ B(A, D,W) = IIM(1, 2, 5, 6, 7) Save Answer 08 Minimal form Find the minimal Sum-of-Products form of the given equation. C(A, D,W) = AD'W + ADW' + ADW ○ C(A, D,W) = A(D+W) ○ C(A, D,W) = AD'W + AD ○ C(A, D,W) = ADW' + ADW ○ C(A, D,W) = AD + AW

Q7.2 Find the Product-of-Maxterms canonical Boolean expression for th output signal B. ○ B(A, D,W) = IIM (0, 3, 4) Ο B(A, D,W) = Σm(1, 2, 5, 6, 7) ○ B(A, D,W) = (A' + D +W')(A' + D + W).(A + D' + W') ○ B(A, D,W) = IIM(1, 2, 5, 6, 7) Save Answer 08 Minimal form Find the minimal Sum-of-Products form of the given equation. C(A, D,W) = AD'W + ADW' + ADW ○ C(A, D,W) = A(D+W) ○ C(A, D,W) = AD'W + AD ○ C(A, D,W) = ADW' + ADW ○ C(A, D,W) = AD + AW

Database System Concepts

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

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