Chapter 9: Q6E (page 389)
Prove that if , then
Short Answer
Using the polynomial Turing Machine, we can prove the above statement.
Chapter 9: Q6E (page 389)
Prove that if , then
Using the polynomial Turing Machine, we can prove the above statement.
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Define the functionas in problem9.24. Show that it may be computed withsize circuits.
Problem 9.24
Define the functionas
Thus, the function returns the majority vote of the inputs. Show that can be computed with:
a. size circuits.
b. localid="1663252609202" size circuits.
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