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Transcribed Image Text:10. Consider the following VHDL code.
ENTITY simple IS
PORT(
a, b, c: IN std logic;
x: OUT std logic);
END simple;
ARCHITECTURE arc OF simple IS
BEGIN
x<= (a OR (b AND NOT c)):
END arc;
a. How many inputs are there and what type?
b. How many outputs are there and what type?
c. Draw the logic circuit schematic that is equivalent to the VHDL code.
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