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What is the group of 1s present in 8 cells of a K – map called?a.Pairb.Octavec.Quadd.Octet

Question

What is the group of 1s present in 8 cells of a K – map called?

a. Pair
b. Octave
c. Quad
d. Octet

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Solution

To determine the answer to the question regarding the group of 1s in a Karnaugh map (K-map), let's break down the problem and analyze the options given.

Break Down the Problem

  1. We need to identify terminology related to groups of 1s on a K-map.
  2. Specifically, we are looking for the term that describes a group of 1s consisting of 8 cells.

Relevant Concepts

  • In K-map terminology:
    • A single 1 is referred to as a "minterm."
    • A group of 2 cells is called a "pair."
    • A group of 4 cells is known as a "quadro" (or quad).
    • A group of 8 cells is called an "octet."
    • A group of 16 cells would be a "octadec."

Analysis and Detail

Now, let's analyze the answer choices:

  1. a. Pair - refers to 2 cells with 1s.
  2. b. Octave - not a standard term in K-map context.
  3. c. Quad - refers to 4 cells with 1s.
  4. d. Octet - this term correctly describes a group of 8 cells.

Verify and Summarize

After matching the concepts with the answer choices, it's clear that "Octet" is the correct term for a group of 1s in 8 cells.

Final Answer

The answer is d. Octet.

This problem has been solved

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