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 OR B = AND B In logic gates, the logic expressions are implemented as follows: 3 2 A A B B-Do Figure for A ORB Figure for AND B 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. B 2 3 5 4 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