Give step-by-step solution with explanation and final answer:Find the simplest SOP representation of the function associated with the Karnaugh map shown below. Here, x is the don’t care condition. A-B 00 01 11 10 C-D
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Find the simplest SOP representation of the function associated with the Karnaugh map shown
below. Here, x is the don’t care condition.
A-B
00 01 11 10
C-D
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Let's solve the K-map step by step:
### **Step 1: Write the Variables**
Let:
- \( A, B \) are the row variables (across the top)
- \( C, D \) are the column variables (down the side)
### **Step 2: Identify the 1's and Don't-care (x)**
From the K-map:
- 1's are at: (01,00), (01,01), (11,10)
- x (don't care) at: (11,01)
### **Step 3: Fill the K-map with Variable Combinations**
| C D \ A B | 00 | 01 | 11 | 10 |
|-----------|----|----|----|----|
| 00 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| 01 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| 11 | 0 | x | 1 | 0 |
| 10 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
### **Step 4: Group the 1's (and possibly x's, if it helps)**
#### **Group 1 (Largest possible group):**
- Group the two 1's at (01,01) and (01,00).
- These are adjacent horizontally.
For (01,01) and (01,00):
- Row: 01 → \( C \overline{D} \)
- Columns: 01 and 00 → \( B \overline{A} \) and \( \overline{A}\overline{B} \), but since only B changes, \( \overline{A} \) is common.
So, the group is: \( \overline{A} C \overline{D} \)
#### **Group 2 (Vertical group):**
- Group the 1's at (01,01) and (11,10) using the don't care at (11,01) to form a group of two vertically.
For (01,01) and (11,01):
- Column: 01 → \( \overline{A} B \)
- Rows: 01 and 11 → \( C \overline{D} \) and \( C D \) → C is common
So, the group is: \( B C \)
#### **Group 3 (Single 1 left):**
- (11,10): Row 11, Column 10
(11,10):
- Row: 11 → \( C D \)
- Column: 10 → \( A \overline{B} \)
So, term: \( A \overline{B} C D \)
#### **Group 4 (Single 1 left):**
- (10,11): Row 10, Column 11
(10,11):
- Row: 10 → \( C \overline{D} \)
- Column: 11 → \( A B \)
So, term: \( A B C \overline{D} \)
But looking again, (10,11) and (11,11) can be grouped together (wrap around). But (11,11) is 1, so yes.
But in the map, (10,11) is 1, (11,11) is 1.
Group: (10,11) and (11,11):
- Columns: 11 → \( A B \)
- Rows: 10 and 11 → \( C \overline{D} \), \( C D \) → C common.
So, term: \( A B C \)
### **Step 5: Write the Final SOP Expression**
Combine all groups found:
\[
F(A,B,C,D) = \overline{A} C \overline{D} + B C + A B C
\]
This is the simplest SOP form.
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## **Final Answer**
\[
\boxed{F(A,B,C,D) = \overline{A} C \overline{D} + B C + A B C}
\]
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