Q2) (a) construct a truth table for the following function: ?(?, ?, ?) = (?? +...

Q2) (a) construct a truth table for the following function: ?(?, ?, ?) = (?? + ?̅?) ̅̅̅ + ??

(b) Use the truth table of (a) to write the function F in sum of minterms form.

(d) Simplify the following function using K-Map. ?(?, , ?, ?, ?) = ?̅? + ?? + ?̅? + ??̅?

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