Finding minterms from Multiplexer

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The discussion focuses on identifying minterms from a multiplexer based on given input conditions. It concludes that inputs I(0) and I(7) yield no minterms, while inputs I(1), I(2), I(6), and others produce specific minterms. There is uncertainty regarding the evaluation of inputs I(3), I(4), and I(5), which involve XOR operations with D. Participants are encouraged to assess all eight input terms to clarify the minterm status. The conversation highlights the complexity of determining minterms in multiplexer configurations.
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Determine the minterm list for Z(A,B,C,D) shown below. Assume the following values for the inputs: I(0)=0, I(1)=1, I(2)=D, I(3)=1⊕D, I(4)=0⊕D, I(5)=D⊕D, I(6)=1⊕0, I(7)=1⊕1. Also, assume that S(1) is the most significant select line for the 1-of-4 Mux.
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I(0)=0, so 0 and 1 are not minterms.
I(1)=1, so 2 and 3 are minterms.
I(2)=D, so 5 is a minterm but 4 is not a minterm.
I(3) not sure
I(4) not sure
I(5) not sure
I(6)=1⊕0=1, so 12 and 13 are also minterms.
I(7)=1⊕1=0, so 14 and 15 are not minterms.

I don't know how to deal with the rest of them, I am not even sure if the one I mentioned are correct.
 

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Start by evaluating all the 8 input terms;
These three XOR terms could generate; 0, 1, D, or NOT(D)
I(3)=1⊕D ;
I(4)=0⊕D ;
I(5)=D⊕D ;
 

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