The expression is as under: ABC + A'B +ABC'
S Thread Starter Student.12345 Joined Mar 26, 2022 1 Mar 26, 2022 #1 The expression is as under: ABC + A'B +ABC'
ericgibbs Joined Jan 29, 2010 17,989 Mar 26, 2022 #2 Hi 12345, Welcome to AAC. As this is homework, we need to see your best attempt at answering, then we can help. E
Hi 12345, Welcome to AAC. As this is homework, we need to see your best attempt at answering, then we can help. E
C click_here Joined Sep 22, 2020 548 Mar 26, 2022 #3 ABC + A'B +ABC' Because this is homework I won't give you the answer, but this should get you started... ABC + A'B + ABC' ABC + ABC' + A'B AB(C + C') + A'B ... Hope that helps
ABC + A'B +ABC' Because this is homework I won't give you the answer, but this should get you started... ABC + A'B + ABC' ABC + ABC' + A'B AB(C + C') + A'B ... Hope that helps
RBR1317 Joined Nov 13, 2010 709 Mar 26, 2022 #4 If you need to show a derivation, then use Boolean algebra. If you just need the answer, then use a Karnaugh map. Note: A K-map is just a method to use the fact that boolean A+A' = 1. Attachments Karnaugh-Map_ABC.png 21.9 KB Views: 3
If you need to show a derivation, then use Boolean algebra. If you just need the answer, then use a Karnaugh map. Note: A K-map is just a method to use the fact that boolean A+A' = 1.