A function of Boolean variables X,Y and Z is expressed in terms of the min-terms as F(X, Y, Z)=$$\sum\limits_{}^{} {} $$m(1,2,5,6,7) Which one of the product of sums given below is equal to the funtion F(X, Y, Z)?

Consider the Boolean function, F(w,z,y,z)=wy+ xy +$$\overline w \,xyz + \overline w \,\overline x y\, + xz + \,\overline {x\,} \,\overline y \,$$ $$\overline z $$ Which one of the following is the complete set of essential prime implicants?

If X=1 in the logic equation $$\left[ {X + Z\left\{ {\overline Y + (\overline Z + X\overline {Y)} } \right\}} \right]$$ $$\left\{ {\overline X + \overline Z (X + Y)} \right\} = 1,$$ then

The Boolean expression Y= $$\overline A \,\overline B \,\overline C \,D + \overline A BC\overline D + A\overline {B\,} \overline C \,D + AB\overline C \,\overline D $$