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​Consider the following logic circuit diagram.

Circuit Diagram


Which is/are the CORRECT option(s) for the output function $F$ ?

  1. $\overline{X Y}$
  2. $\overline{X}+\overline{Y}+X \overline{Y}$
  3. $\overline{XY}+\overline{X}+X \overline{Y}$
  4. $X+\overline{Y}$

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The correct expreesion $F=\overline {XY}+\bar X+X\bar Y$ (Option C)

apply distributive law we get

$F=\overline {XY}+(\bar X+X).(\bar X+\bar Y)$

$F=\overline {XY}+(\bar X+\bar Y)$ (Option B)

apply demorgon's law here as $\overline {XY}=\bar X+\bar Y$,we get

$F=\overline {XY}+\overline {XY}=\overline {XY}$ (Option A)

Options $A,B,C$ are correct.

 
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According to given circuit (C) expression is correct

TRUTH TABLE
XYOP.AOP.BOP.COP.D
001111
011110
101111
110001

 

SO, A,B,C OPTION SATISFY THIS QUESTION

ANS-A,B,C

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From the given circuit: a NAND gate takes inputs X, Y directly, giving (XY)'; a separate inverter taps the X line alone, giving X'; and a third branch inverts Y then ANDs it with X, giving XY'. All three signals feed into a final OR gate:

F = (XY)' + X' + XY'

By De Morgan's law, (XY)' = X' + Y', so this simplifies to F = X' + Y' + XY'. But the term XY' is already fully covered/absorbed by Y' alone (whenever XY' is true, Y' is automatically true too) — so by the absorption law, F = X' + Y' exactly, which is the same function as (XY)' itself.

So (XY)', X' + Y' + XY', and (XY)' + X' + XY' are all just different (redundant) ways of writing the exact same underlying function; only X + Y' is a genuinely different function.

Answer: (XY)'; X' + Y' + XY'; and (XY)' + X' + XY' (all equivalent, all correct).

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