Engineering Need explanation about the steps to drawing a NAND circuit

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To draw a NAND circuit from a Karnaugh map, start by writing the Sum of Products (SOP) or Product of Sums (POS) equations based on the map. To convert these equations for a NAND circuit, apply DeMorgan's Theorem by adding NOT gates to the output, which keeps the expression equivalent. This involves negating the entire SOP or POS expression, then using additional NOT gates to maintain the original logic. The process requires understanding how to manipulate the expressions while adhering to Boolean algebra rules. Ultimately, mastering these steps will enable the accurate representation of NAND circuits derived from Karnaugh maps.
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Please, I need you to teach me how to write the equations from the Karnaugh map and then how to draw the NAND circuits. Here's the sample that I have but I don't understand :( I know the basic of writing SOP and POS from the Karnaugh map but that's all. I don't get how it is converted to get the equation for a NAND circuit.

Please explain to me this:
http://i594.photobucket.com/albums/tt26/PRINCESS_HALIZA_2009/105.png
 
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