H.W: Draw a logic diagram to implement the following register transfers:(a) If the content of the 8-bit register R is odd, thenххог уelse x -x.y (logic AND)Assume x and y are 8 bits wide.(b) If the number in the 8-bit register R is negative, then x- x-1else x - x+1. Assume x and y are 4 bits wide.

H.W: Draw a logic diagram to implement the following register transfers: (a) If the content of the 8-bit register R is odd, then -X xor y else x -x.y (logic AND) Assume x and y are 8 bits wide. (b) If the number in the 8-bit register R is negative, then x– x-1 else x - x+1. Assume x and y are 4 bits wide.

H.W: Draw a logic diagram to implement the following register transfers: (a) If the content of the 8-bit register R is odd, then -X xor y else x -x.y (logic AND) Assume x and y are 8 bits wide. (b) If the number in the 8-bit register R is negative, then x– x-1 else x - x+1. Assume x and y are 4 bits wide.

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