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9-29.*The circuit in Figure 9-75 uses three two-input multiplexers (Figure 9-19).
Determine the function performed by this circuit.
FIGURE 9-75 Problem 
9-29.
I 3 I 2
Z
I 1 I 0
S 1 S 0
Q21
9-30. Use the idea from Problem 9-29 to arrange several 74151 1-of-8 multi- plexers to form a 1-of-64 multiplexer.
9-31.*Show how two 74157s and a 74151 can be arranged to form a 1-of-16 multiplexer with no other required logic. Label the inputs I 0 to I 15 to show how they correspond to the select code.
Q22
9-32. (a) Expand the circuit of Figure 9-24 to display the contents of two three-stage BCD counters.
(b)*Count the number of connections in this circuit, and compare it with the number required if a separate decoder/driver and dis- play were used for each stage of each counter.
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