1. Simplify the following Boolean expressions using algebraic manipulation. Note: You must show all the steps with explanation (laws used) to get the full point. Solutions without the intermediate steps will not be accepted. Note that ' means -not- (i.e., the same as a bar over a variable or expression) Example: F(a,b)=b+(ab)? Solution: b+(ab)?b+(ab?+b?)(b+?b?)+a?)1+a?1? DeMorgan’s Law Commutative, Associative Laws Complement Law Identity Law ?? 1 a. F(a,b)=(b?+a)(a+b) (2 points )(2 points )(2 points )? b. F(r,s,t)=rs?+r(s+t)?+s(s+t)? c. F(x,y)=(x+y)+(y+xx)(x+yy?) 2. For each of the following compact truth tables, use a Karnaugh map to obtain a simplified expression. a. F(A?,B,C)=?m(0,2,4,5,6,7) ( 2 points ) b. F(A?,B??,C)=?m(1,2,3,5,6,7) ( 2 points ) 3. (5 points) Design a simple combinational circuit which calculates the result of the function F(n)=5n+3, where n is any 2-bit unsigned integer. In designing the circuit, draw a truth table, derive expressions for each of the outputs, and draw the circuit. You must show the process. You should not need a K-map. You must use Logisim to draw the circuit.