Simplify the following Boolean functions.F(w, x. y, 2) - !w!xly!z + !w!xy!z + !wx!y!z + !wxy!z + wxy!z + wxly!z + w!x!y!z + w!xy!zF(w, x, y, z) -Lanswer"Please do not include "F(w, x, y, z) - " in your solution. Add a single space between variables and operators.

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Simplify the following Boolean functions. F(w, x. y, 2) - !w!xly!z + !w!xy!z + !wx!y!z + !wxy!z + wxy!z + wxly!z + włx!y!z + wixy!z F(w, x, y, z) - answer "Please do not include "F(w, x, y, z) - " in your solution. Add a single space between variables and operators.

Simplify the following Boolean functions. F(w, x. y, 2) - !w!xly!z + !w!xy!z + !wx!y!z + !wxy!z + wxy!z + wxly!z + włx!y!z + wixy!z F(w, x, y, z) - answer "Please do not include "F(w, x, y, z) - " in your solution. Add a single space between variables and operators.

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