Which of the following is the logic circuit for Boolean expression A.B + C.D’ ?
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Option (A)
Explanation:
Break the expression in two parts, A.B and C.D' these two parts are connected with a + whose binary equivalent is OR gate.
Therefore,
A.B OR C.D'.
Now working on each expression separately,
- A.B: Clearly A and B are connected by an AND gate.
- C.D' : C and D' are connected by AND gate and to get D', D must've been connected to a NOT gate.
Using this final expression becomes,
(A AND B) OR (C AND (NOT D))
The circuital equivalent of this expression is shown in option (A).
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