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For the circuit shown below, the Boolean polynomial is

  1. open parentheses tilde p logical or q close parentheses logical or left parenthesis p logical or tilde q right parenthesis    
  2. open parentheses tilde p logical and q close parentheses logical and left parenthesis p logical and q right parenthesis    
  3. open parentheses tilde p logical and tilde q close parentheses logical and left parenthesis q logical and p right parenthesis    
  4. open parentheses tilde p logical and q close parentheses logical or left parenthesis p logical or tilde q right parenthesis    

The correct answer is: open parentheses tilde p logical and q close parentheses logical or left parenthesis p logical or tilde q right parenthesis


    For the given circuit, Boolean polynomial is open parentheses tilde p logical and q close parentheses logical or left parenthesis p logical or tilde q right parenthesis.

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