give short answers of all please quickly. I have very less time Problem 4:How many 3-to-8 decoders does it take to build a 5-to-32decoder?Problem 5a:A decoder is used to implement functions fl, f2, f3 below:AD101a) What kind of gate is used in the red boxes.b) What output connections does gate of fl gets from thedecoder? 2, ?, ?, ??,c) What output connections does gate of f2 gets from thedecoder? ?,__?, ?d) What output connections does gate of f3 gets from thedecoder? ?, 2, ?, ?, ?TProblem 5b:Given the circuit below, find the minimum SOP expression for f(W,X,Y,Z).a+-10-16Decoder 1GU022*567N9(11,12,13,15)10111233-Em(3,4,10,13,14)15f(W,X,Y,Z) = m(CARIA?)

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Problem 4: How many 3-to-8 decoders does it take to build a 5-to-32 decoder? Problem 5a: A decoder is used to implement functions fl, f2, f3 below: de a) What kind of gate is used in the red boxes. b) What output connections does gate of fl gets from the decoder??, ?, ?, ? c) What output connections does gate of f2 gets from the decoder? ?, ?, ? d) What output connections does gate of f3 gets from the decoder? _?, ?, ?, ?, ? Problem 5b: Given the circuit below, find the minimum SOP expression for f(W,X,Y,Z). T # 440-16 Decoder I GI (12 (11,12,13,15) 12 13 14 15 f(W.X,Y,Z) = Em AW.XIA ?)

Problem 4: How many 3-to-8 decoders does it take to build a 5-to-32 decoder? Problem 5a: A decoder is used to implement functions fl, f2, f3 below: de a) What kind of gate is used in the red boxes. b) What output connections does gate of fl gets from the decoder??, ?, ?, ? c) What output connections does gate of f2 gets from the decoder? ?, ?, ? d) What output connections does gate of f3 gets from the decoder? _?, ?, ?, ?, ? Problem 5b: Given the circuit below, find the minimum SOP expression for f(W,X,Y,Z). T # 440-16 Decoder I GI (12 (11,12,13,15) 12 13 14 15 f(W.X,Y,Z) = Em AW.XIA ?)

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