Logic gate circuits - What does two-level and multi-level mean?

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Two-level gate circuits consist of a maximum of two gates between the input and output, which allows for faster processing. Multi-level gate circuits, on the other hand, can have multiple layers of gates, potentially leading to slower performance due to increased complexity. The choice between two-level and multi-level implementations often depends on the specific requirements of the circuit design. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for optimizing logic gate circuits. Efficient design can significantly impact the speed and functionality of digital systems.
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What do "two-level" and "multi-level" gate circuits mean?

I have been doing questions relating to logic gates circuits, and have noticed that some questions say "implement with two-level NAND gate circuts"

And then a different question would say "implement with multi-level NOR gate circuts"

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Two-level means there's a maximum of two gates between the input and the output.
The more levels you use, the longer the slower the circuit gets.
 
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