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5 June, 14:34

Multiply out and simplify to obtain a minimum sum-of-products boolean expression:

(A' + B + C') (A' + C' + D) (B' + D')

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  1. 5 June, 14:48
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    As per the question, we need to convert product of sum into sum of product,

    Given:

    (A' + B+C') (A'+C'+D) (B'+D'),

    At first, we will solve to parenthesis,

    = (A'+C'+BD) (B'+D')

    As per the Rule, (A+B) (A+C) = A+BC, In our case if we assume X = A'+C', then,

    (A' + B+C') (A'+C'+D) = (A'+C'+B) (A'+C'+D) = (A'+C'+BD)

    Now,

    = (A'+C'+BD) (B'+D') = A'B' + A'D' + C'B' + C'D' + BDB' + BDD"

    As we know that AA' = 0, it mean

    =A'B'+A'D'+C'B'+C'D'+D*0+B0

    =A'B'+A'D'+C'B'+C'D' as B * 0 and D*0 = 0

    Finally, minimum sum of product boolean expression is

    A''B'+A'D'+C'B'+C'D'

    =
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