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(1) Design the following combinational circuits. (a) Takes 3-bit input and outputs the 3-bit complement of the input. (b) Takes 3-bit input and outputs 1 when the number of 1's in the input number is smaller than the number of 0's. (c) Takes 3-bit input such that when the input is 0,1,2,3 then the output is plus 1 and in other cases minus 1 of the input. (d) Takes a BCD number as an input and outputs 3 times of the input in BCD form. (e) Takes 3-bit input and outputs its square. (f) Takes 4-bit input and outputs the 2's complement of the input. (g) Takes BCD input and outputs 1 if the top led of the 7-segment display is on. (h) Takes 4-bit input and outputs 1 if the input is not BCD. (i) Takes 3-bit input and determines the number of 1’s in it.

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