There are 5 wires (circled numbers) used to implement the following logic circuit. There is a fault in wire-3. The fault in the wire-3 is always producing logic 1 (stuck at 1 indicated by s-a-1) irrespective of input z . What is the Boolean expression for output ƒ of the faulty circuit? х. De s-a-1 (a) ƒ = xz + yz (b) ƒ =x+y (c) ƒ =1 (d) ƒ =0

There are 5 wires (circled numbers) used to implement the following logic circuit. There is a fault in wire-3. The fault in the wire-3 is always producing logic 1 (stuck at 1 indicated by s-a-1) irrespective of input z . What is the Boolean expression for output ƒ of the faulty circuit? х. De s-a-1 (a) ƒ = xz + yz (b) ƒ =x+y (c) ƒ =1 (d) ƒ =0

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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