2. Design a Read Only Memory (ROM) to implement the following, A097803, polynomial A = 3(2x² + 1), with input (x) : 0< (x) < 7 (a) What is the size of the initial (unsimplified) ROM ? (b) What is the size of the final (simplified) ROM ? (o) ShOw in dotoil +ho fnol P OM loYOut uging L ogi Sam

2. Design a Read Only Memory (ROM) to implement the following, A097803, polynomial A = 3(2x² + 1), with input (x) : 0< (x) < 7 (a) What is the size of the initial (unsimplified) ROM ? (b) What is the size of the final (simplified) ROM ? (o) ShOw in dotoil +ho fnol P OM loYOut uging L ogi Sam

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