Electric circuit logic (NOT, AND, OR gates), given inputs a,b,cand need to find

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Electric circuit logic (NOT, AND, OR gates), given inputs a,b,cand need to find !a !b !c by using only 2 NOT gates and could useany amount of AND and OR gates Thus basicly, this is a questionwhich we are given 3 inputs (a, b, and c), and we will need tobuild a schematic circuit where we will get 3 outputs (!a, !b, !cwhich is the inverse of a,b,c) but we are only allowed to use 2 NOTgates in the whole schematic diagram, and could useany numbers of AND and OR gates you want. Please help! Thanks! PS: This problem will be somehowrelated to the book "Fundamentals of Digital Logicwith Verilog Design. Stephen Brown and Zvonko Vranesic. McGrawHill. Second Edition." Electric circuit logic (NOT, AND, OR gates), given inputs a,b,cand need to find !a !b !c by using only 2 NOT gates and could useany amount of AND and OR gates Thus basicly, this is a questionwhich we are given 3 inputs (a, b, and c), and we will need tobuild a schematic circuit where we will get 3 outputs (!a, !b, !cwhich is the inverse of a,b,c) but we are only allowed to use 2 NOTgates in the whole schematic diagram, and could useany numbers of AND and OR gates you want. Please help! Thanks! PS: This problem will be somehowrelated to the book "Fundamentals of Digital Logicwith Verilog Design. Stephen Brown and Zvonko Vranesic. McGrawHill. Second Edition." Thus basicly, this is a questionwhich we are given 3 inputs (a, b, and c), and we will need tobuild a schematic circuit where we will get 3 outputs (!a, !b, !cwhich is the inverse of a,b,c) but we are only allowed to use 2 NOTgates in the whole schematic diagram, and could useany numbers of AND and OR gates you want. Please help! Thanks! PS: This problem will be somehowrelated to the book "Fundamentals of Digital Logicwith Verilog Design. Stephen Brown and Zvonko Vranesic. McGrawHill. Second Edition."

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Can XOR gate be used?

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