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covert A.B + B.C' into it's canonical SOP form​

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Answered by arhamjain9nov200737
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Answer:

AB + BC + CA = AB

Explanation:

Y (A, B, C) = AB + BC + CA, this expression is a SOP expression, since we notice the Boolean function has three literals A, B and C, so each term of the Boolean expression must contain all the three literals to convert it into canonical SOP form. Therefore, = Y (A, B, C) = AB + BC + CA = AB

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