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Re: Equivalent Logic

SercoSteveB
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Which of the following is equivalent to the VI shown?

Equivalent Logic.png

a) Boolean Value Out = A OR B

b) Boolean Value Out = A NOR B

c) Boolean Value Out = NOT A OR B

d) Boolean Value Out = A EOR B

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max_dvdt
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D

DesasterMaster
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D

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crossrulz
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D, though I'm used to calling it an XOR.


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ramesh44
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(NOT(A AND B)AND(A OR B)

((NOT A)AND B) OR(A AND (NOT B))

A ENOR B

SO ANSWER IS D

dipmdl
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D   i.e,XOR

sac0071
Member

D

pksusic
Member

D

MrStevenUND
Member

D

dhanalakshmi.ja
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ans is D - the output value gives the truth table of xor  (ie) EOR for the boolean input values

LordNobady
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D, XOR


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madhu3566
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D

ashwinilele
Member

A XOR B

are EOR and XOR same?

if same then ans is D

crossrulz
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ashwinilele wrote:


                       

A XOR B

are EOR and XOR same?

if same then ans is D


                   

That's what I assumed.  XOR stands for Exclusive OR, so using the E does make sense.  This is just the first time I have seen it written like that.


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jeevanmtech
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D

xh218
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Hi,

NOT(A+B) + AB = NOT(A) NOT(B) + AB, De Morgan's Law, Therefore, NOT(A) NOT(B) + AB = A XNOR B.

It seems none of the answer provided was correct.

crossrulz
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xh218 wrote:


                       

Hi,

NOT(A+B) + AB = NOT(A) NOT(B) + AB, De Morgan's Law, Therefore, NOT(A) NOT(B) + AB = A XNOR B.

It seems none of the answer provided was correct.


                   

Looks like you got your ORs and ANDs flipped.  It is NOT(AB)(A+B).


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xh218
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Thanks crossulz, my mistake.

It is NOT(AB)(A+B) = (NOT(A)+NOT(B)) (A+B) = NOT(A) A + NOT(A) B+ NOT(B) A + NOT(B) B = NOT(A) B + A NOT(B) = A XOR B, as NOT(A) A = 0, NOT(B) B = 0.

D is the correct answer.

Varma09
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(NOT(A AND B)) AND ( A OR B)

= (NAND) AND (OR)

=     1      AND    0 = 0

       1      AND    1 = 1    =   XOR

       1      AND    1 = 1    =

       0      AND    1 = 0

mohamedtanveej17
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it's XOR so i go for D

chan1989
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Exclusive or could be symbolized as XOR, EOR and EXOR. Answer D.

M.P.Bharghavi
Member

Ans:D

A EXOR B

N.UdhayaKamali
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D

levonsg
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D

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