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Actually I don't know how to find MUX equation. please provide answer with explanation. 

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I am assuming f(A,B,C) and S0=B S1=A since it is not mentioned in the figure

now For A anb B Truth table 

                                  

S0=B S1=A Select input line
0 0 Select Io=C
0 1 Select I1=C
1 0 Select I2=C'
1 1 Select I3=C

f(A,B,C)= A'B'C+AB'C+A'BC'+ABC

Write the final answer in order as mentioned in the function.here f(A,B,C)

 

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