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Design a Combinational circuit that forms that form the 2-bit binary Sum S1S2 of two 2-bit...

Design a Combinational circuit that forms that form the 2-bit binary Sum S1S2 of two 2-bit numbers X1X0 and Y1Y0 and can produce a carry ouput C. Design the entire circuit with the help of three half adder circuits implementing each of the three outputs with XOR-AND and OR gates

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