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Computer Organization
Digital Logic Circuits(II)
Boolean Algebra
Three-Variable Exclusive-OR(Odd) Function

It is the solution for finding the truth table of a three-variable exclusive-OR(odd) function.
Find the truth table of a three-variable exclusive-OR(odd) function:
x = A (+) B (+) C, where (+) stands for the exclusive-OR microoperation,

that is, x = A exclusive-OR B exclusive-OR C.

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Find the truth table of a three-variable exclusive-OR(odd) function:
x = A (+) B (+) C, where (+) stands for the exclusive-OR microoperation,

that is, x = A exclusive-OR B exclusive-OR C.

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