15.20 The following are possible state assignments for a six-state sequential circuit.(i)(ii)(iii) (iv) (v)So000010100110 001S₁001111101010111S₂010001000111 1015301111000101101154100000111 000 000S5 101 100 110 100 010(a) Which two state assignments are equivalent?(b) For each assignment (except (i)), give an equivalent assignment for which stateSo is assigned to 000.(c) Give a state assignment which is not equivalent to any of the assignments.

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The following are possible state assignments for a six-state sequential circuit. (iii) (iv) (v) 100 110 001 010 111 101 000 111 101 001 011 011 So S₁ S₂ 53 S4 55 (i) (ii) 000 010 001 111 010 001 011 110 100 000 111 000 000 101 100 110 100 010 (a) Which two state assignments are equivalent? (b) For each assignment (except (i)), give an equivalent assignment for which state So is assigned to 000. (c) Give a state assignment which is not equivalent to any of the assignments.

The following are possible state assignments for a six-state sequential circuit. (iii) (iv) (v) 100 110 001 010 111 101 000 111 101 001 011 011 So S₁ S₂ 53 S4 55 (i) (ii) 000 010 001 111 010 001 011 110 100 000 111 000 000 101 100 110 100 010 (a) Which two state assignments are equivalent? (b) For each assignment (except (i)), give an equivalent assignment for which state So is assigned to 000. (c) Give a state assignment which is not equivalent to any of the assignments.

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Power Flows

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.22P

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