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The given logic circuit implements which Boolean function?

Q: The given logic circuit implements which Boolean function?

Introduction: Logic circuit analysis involves tracing gates and combining expressions step by step. Concept: The circuit provided reduces to Y = (A + B)C + DE. Final Answer: Y = (A + B)C + DE

Difficulty: Medium

Y = (A + B)C + DE
Y = A + B + C + D + E
Y = AB + C + DE
Y = AB + C(D + E)
Y = (A + C)(B + D + E)

Correct Answer: Y = (A + B)C + DE

Explanation:

Introduction:
Logic circuit analysis involves tracing gates and combining expressions step by step.

Concept:

The circuit provided reduces to Y = (A + B)C + DE.

Final Answer:

Y = (A + B)C + DE

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