Find the essential and non-essentialprime implicants of the followingfunctionF(W.X,Y ) - Σ(0,3,4,5,7)Essential: X'Y' + XY , Non-Essential: WX', WYO No correct answerEssential: X'Y' + XY' , Non-Essential: WX', WY'Essential: X'Y' + XW , Non-Essential: WX', W'Y'Essential: WX' + WY, Non-Essential: X'Y + XY

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Find the essential and non-essential prime implicants of the following function F(W,X,Y) = E(0,3,4,5,7) Essential: X'Y + XY , Non- Essential: WX', WY

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Find the essential and non-essential
prime implicants of the following
function
F(W.X,Y ) - Σ(0,3,4,5,7)
Essential: X'Y' + XY , Non-
Essential: WX', WY
O No correct answer
Essential: X'Y' + XY' , Non-
Essential: WX', WY'
Essential: X'Y' + XW , Non-
Essential: WX', W'Y'
Essential: WX' + WY, Non-
Essential: X'Y + XY

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