Problem 3 Digital Logic De Morgan's Law is a series of identities in Boolean Algebra. Symbolically one of the identities is written as follows (a bar over an expression means the negation or not of the expression) A AND B = OR B In logic gates, the logic expressions are implemented as follows: 3 A A B B Figure for A AND B Figure for ORB Show the expressions are equivalent (compute the same function) by writing the truth tables for both circuits and showing that both circuits have the same outputs for the same inputs. A B 1 2 3 4 5 First, fill in the columns for A and B. Second, apply the logic functions shown in the diagrams to fill in columns 1 through 5. Finally, show that column 2 equals column 5 to show the two circuits compute the same logic function