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Chapter 12: Q16E (page 828)

Use NOR gates to construct circuits for the outputs given

in Exercise 15.

Short Answer

Expert verified

The results are

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Step by step solution

01

Defining of gates

There are three types of gates.


It is also called NOT gate.

02

Construct the circuit.

(a)

The circuit is

03

Construct circuit by NAND.

(b)

The circuit is

04

Construct circuit for part

(c).

The circuit is

05

Construct a circuit for part

(d).

The circuit is

Therefore, the circuits get the results.

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