Let Q2Q1Q0 be the output of 3-bit binary counter.
then for state 3 (count 3) Q2Q1Q0= 011 => (~Q2)(Q1)(Q0)
and for state 5 (count 5) Q2Q1Q0= 101 => (Q2)(~Q1)(Q0)
then decoding circuit will be as follows:
and timing diagram for entire 3 bit synchronous counter along with outputs of decoding gates will be as follows:
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