Simplify Q2*= L’(F4+F5+F6+F7) + L +(F’1 F’2 F’3 F’5 F’6 F’7)+L’(F5+F6+F7)+ L’(F4+F3+F2+F1)+L+(F’1 F’2 F’3 F’4 F’6...

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Q2*= L’(F₄+F₅+F₆+F₇) + L +(F^’₁ F^’₂ F^’₃ F^’₅ F^’₆ F^’₇)+L’(F₅+F₆+F₇)+ L’(F₄+F₃+F₂+F₁)+L+(F^’₁ F^’₂ F^’₃ F^’₄ F^’₆ F^’₇)+L’(F₆+F₇)+ L’(F₅+F₄+F₃+F₂+F₁)+ L+(F^’₁ F^’₂ F^’₃ F^’₄ F^’₅ F^’₇)+L’(F₇)+L’(F₆+F₅+F₄+F₃+F₂+F₁)+L+(F^’₁ F^’₂ F^’₃ F^’₄ F^’₅ F^’₆)

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Expert Solution

Q2* = L’F4 + L’F5 + L’F6 + L’F7 + L + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’5 F’6 F’7 + L’F5 + L’F6 + L’F7 + L’F4 + L’F3 + L’F2 + L’F1 + L + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’4F’6 F’7 + L’F6 + L’F7 + L’F5 + L’F4 + L’F3 + L’F2 + L’F1 + L + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’4 F’5F’7 + L'F7 + L’F6 + L’F5 + L’F4 + L’F3 + L’F2 + L’F1 + L + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’4 F’5 F’6

{ By Distribuive Property}

Q2* = L’F4 + L’F5 + L’F6 + L’F7 + L + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’5 F’6 F’7 + L’F3 + L’F2 + L’F1 + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’4F’6 F’7 +

F’1 F’2 F’3 F’4 F’5F’7 + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’4 F’5 F’6

{ By Idempotent Law: A + A = A}

Q2* = L + L’F1 + L’F2 + L’F3 + L’F4 + L’F5 + L’F6 + L’F7 + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’5 F’6 F’7 + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’4F’6 F’7 + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’4 F’5F’7 + F’1 F’2 F’3 F’4 F’5 F’6

{ By Associative Law}

Manojponduru answered 2 years ago

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