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2.2. The right-hand side of Equation 2.3 is represented by the form of equation 2.1, where
b=10,d,=1,d,=2,do=5,d
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ly, system-level design is covered ... Motorola
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Binary Counters
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Introduction to Logic Circuits:
Design Examples
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Design examples
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that there is no variation of the temperature of either fluid in the x direction. The
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convection.
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