For the given digital logic, What is the output X ?
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whats the answer??
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The Answer is 0
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0 is the answer
0 is the correct answer
x=0
I dont get it how come 0?
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An XOR gate returns 0 if both inputs are equal.
How come ?
as both input in XOR circuit are equal, so for XOR circuit the equal inputs give the result 0.
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really........i think result will be"zero"
Both parts before the last XOR gate are giving the opposite output thus the solution for XOR gate by: X =AB'+A'B is 0. NOTE: Opposite input always answer in 0 for XOR gate'
A three input NXOR will always input 1, those two 1's will feed to the final XOR and produce a 0. You can ignore the rest of the diagram.
Wrong. NOT (0 XOR 0 XOR 1) = 0.
Observe the pattern. The upper and the lower part is same.Hence the both input from lower and upper half to the last gate i.e. XOR gate is going to be same and it is the rule of XOR gate that whenever both the input are same then its output is 0.
The top and the bottom part of thid circuit is symmetrical, so the final two inputs for the XOR gate in the end would be the same. This implies that 0 must be the output.
0 ,1,0,1 |||
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the way to reach the final outputis given by putting the outputs of each gates in their order.
yes its true
Obiously output is 0
thanks you made me remember my faculty
As both da inputs of XOR gate iz 1, so da output will b 0.
outputs of both XNOR gates would be same and it comes out to be 1. XOR gate gate has expansion AB'+A'B =1 0+0 1 =0
The output at the first levels are 1 1 1 1 then at the second level 0 0 at third 0 1 0 1 ,at fourth 0 0 so Ex-or of 0 0 is 0 hence the answer is zero
Solution is simple. Just how : 1x0=0=0 1x0=0=0=0=0 1x0=0=0=0=0 1x0=0=0
in simple language the last xor gate will get either both 0s or both 1s (since both the input circuits are identical we needn't find the output) and in both these cases the xor gate outputs 0.
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Observe that the top part and the bottom part are identical (swapping the fifth input and the sixth input doesn't change anything). Thus they give the same answer, and when fed to the final XOR gate, the result is 0 .