Is My K-Map for Prime Numbers Correct?

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In summary, the conversation is about a k-map of the truth table for prime numbers. The person initially shares a picture of their k-map and later provides a larger version. Another person points out a mistake in the third term and the first person realizes their error. The mistake was corrected and the conversation ends.
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Hello everyone, here is my k-map of the truth table for prime numbers, if its a prime number it should output 1. I have the truth table and k-map in this picture:
http://img226.imageshack.us/img226/568/jiji4uh.jpg
Thanks.
 
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There is a problem with the third term of your answer.
 
  • #3
I can't read your figure.

KM
 
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sorry here is the picture bigger! i don't see how my third term is wrong? http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/9960/lastscan2rz.jpg
 
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mr_coffee said:
sorry here is the picture bigger! i don't see how my third term is wrong? http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/9960/lastscan2rz.jpg

you looped `A`BCD and A`BCD, so how did you end up with A`BCD?
 
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hm...I only looped A'B & CD so i got A'BCD
 
  • #7
ohhh i see where i ****ed up, sorry! my friend pointed it out also! too much coffee or somthing. :)
 
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mr_coffee said:
Hello everyone, here is my k-map of the truth table for prime numbers, if its a prime number it should output 1. I have the truth table and k-map in this picture:
http://img226.imageshack.us/img226/568/jiji4uh.jpg
Thanks.
Hello Mr Coffe...i find some mistake in the third term...it would be B'CD but not AB'CD...
 
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