Question 4. Implement the given logic function using a suitable multiplexer. F(x, y. z) = E(1,2, 4,5) Fill in the truth table and include the groups. Y F a. Decide on the values of the selectors and the inputs of the Multiplexer add them to the MUX block. SO= S1 = So F lo = MUX 12 13 12 = 13 = N

Question 4. Implement the given logic function using a suitable multiplexer. F(x, y. z) = E(1,2, 4,5) Fill in the truth table and include the groups. Y F a. Decide on the values of the selectors and the inputs of the Multiplexer add them to the MUX block. SO= S1 = So F lo = MUX 12 13 12 = 13 = N

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