Engineering Need help badlyabout full adder circuit

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The discussion revolves around a request for help with a full adder circuit problem, specifically involving the truth table, output expressions for sum and carry, and simplifications using Boolean algebra. The user is uncertain about their answers and seeks clarification before an impending exam. Respondents emphasize the importance of sharing the user's attempted solutions to facilitate more effective assistance. They also suggest reviewing guidelines for posting questions to improve the likelihood of receiving help. Overall, the focus is on understanding and solving the full adder circuit problem through collaborative discussion.
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hey guys.. can u pls help me solve this problem. i have some answers but I am just not really sure if they're right. pls help me. my exam starts in a few hours:frown:

here's the problem:


The truth table of a full adder circuit is given below, where A and B are two inputs and Cin is the carry from the previous bits.

http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/8765/truthtableeu5.th.jpg http://g.imageshack.us/thpix.php

i) Get the output expression for sum and carry from the truth table.

ii) use Boolean Algebra to simplify Sum only to an XOR gate

iii) Derive the expression for the carry and simplify it using Boolean algebra.
iv) Draw the full circuit showing the inputs, sum and the carry.

e) Using Boolean algebra and De- Morgan’s or otherwise prove the property
f) State and prove De- Morgan’s law for three input variables
 
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That's an interesting question. It is good, that you have worked out some soln's to your problem. Before we can help you, you need to post your thoughts, a sequence of how you attempted a solution. Then ask questions regarding your attempt.. You probably want to reread this https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=94388"to help guide you on posts. It is also listed at the top of this homework area under "why hasn't anybody answered my question".
 
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