Engineering, 25.03.2020 19:00 kiyomi58

Professor Patt is trying to decide when he should shave his beard. Your job is to design a logic circuit whose output Y is equal to 1 when Professor Patt should shave his beard, and 0 when he should not. The circuit will receive three input variables (A, B, C) that answer three different yes/no questions (1=yes, 0=no).

A<=Has Professor Patt been uncomfortably warm this summer?
B<=Does Professor Patt want a new, fresher look?
C<=Are beards "cool"?

We think that Professor Patt should shave his beard if he has been uncomfortably warm this summer. He should also shave his beard if he wants a new fresher look and beards are not "cool".
Write the logic equation for Y in terms of A, B,C that solves this problem, and draw the gate-level diagram.
Y = A OR (B AND (NOT C))

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