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Using karnaugh map ,show the expression Y='BC+B'C+BC
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THIS QUERY IS WRONG BUT IF WE CAN TAKE 'B AS B' THEN WE CAN FIRSTLY FIND OUT ITS MIN-TERMS AND AFTER THAT WE CAN EASILY SOLVE IT BY K-MAPS
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