MHB Check My SOP Minimization Circuit: Homework Help

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The discussion revolves around a request for assistance in verifying a circuit diagram for a homework assignment. The original poster clarifies that the assignment does contribute to their final grade, despite initial confusion about its significance. They express confidence in their answers but seek a second opinion for reassurance. Another participant emphasizes the importance of academic honesty and notes that grading policies can vary among professors, highlighting the need for clarity regarding the assignment's impact on grades.
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Can someone check my work and make sure I drew the circuit correctly? This is just a homework assignment. Thanks in advance.

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When you say it is just a homework assignment, does this mean it does not contribute towards your final grade in the course?
 
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When you say it is just a homework assignment, does this mean it does not contribute towards your final grade in the course?
Lol of course it does . But I remember last time I think you all had thought I was posting a test or Something and I just wanted to make sure it was clear this is not a test. Aside from all that, I'm 99% sure my answers are correct I just wanted a second opinion.Thanks again
 
shamieh said:
Lol of course it does . But I remember last time I think you all had thought I was posting a test or Something and I just wanted to make sure it was clear this is not a test. Aside from all that, I'm 99% sure my answers are correct I just wanted a second opinion.Thanks again

Sorry, but it wasn't clear to me. Some professors grade homework, and others do not. We take our policy of academic honesty very seriously, so I wanted it to be absolutely clear that the points associated with the problem do not count towards your final grade. :D
 
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