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← Logic & PuzzlesIf an engineer needs to simplify a complex combinational logic circuit used in a washing machine's control system, which methodology directly achieves this minimization?
A)Applying Shannon's source coding theorem
B)Employing Huffman coding for inputs
C)Implementing run-length encoding algorithms
D)Using Karnaugh maps for Boolean reduction✓
💡 Explanation
Karnaugh maps provide a visual method to simplify Boolean expressions; because they group adjacent terms, the number of logic gates required is reduced. Therefore, minimizing the circuit complexity is achieved, rather than compression techniques like Huffman coding.
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