To derive the truth table for the specified circuit, an analysis of its constituent logic gates and their interconnections is required.
The operational flow of the circuit is as follows:
- The circuit comprises an OR gate and a NOT gate, both connected to input A, in addition to an AND gate.
- Input A is routed through a NOT gate, resulting in an output of \(NOT(A)\).
- This \(NOT(A)\) output is then supplied to an OR gate, alongside input B.
- The output of this OR gate is represented as \(NOT(A) + B\).
- Subsequently, this expression is fed into an AND gate with input B, yielding the final output \(Y\).
The output Y is now evaluated for all possible combinations of A and B:
The definitive truth table for the circuit is the one that accurately reflects these computed outputs: