Using logic gates

Optional Bonus Problem: 3x2 Divider for 10 points of extra credit, individual-only Open the ps5pr6.logicly starter file in Logicly. Build a 3x2 Divider, which takes five inputs: the 3 bits of the dividend: y2, y1, and y -the 2 bits of the divisor: x1 and x0 and produces four outputs: the 3 bits of the quotient: q2, q1, and q0 - a special output called error that is used to signal a division-by-zero error. It should be 1 if and only if the divisor's value is 0. If the error bit is a 1, it doesn't matter whether the bits in the quotient are 0 or The relationships between the inputs and the first three outputs are shown below: q2 q1 g0 Note that the circuit should perform integer division-rounding down and ignoring any remainders. For example, 7 divided by 2 should be 3: 0 1 1 101 1 1 Optional Bonus Problem: 3x2 Divider for 10 points of extra credit, individual-only Open the ps5pr6.logicly starter file in Logicly. Build a 3x2 Divider, which takes five inputs: the 3 bits of the dividend: y2, y1, and y -the 2 bits of the divisor: x1 and x0 and produces four outputs: the 3 bits of the quotient: q2, q1, and q0 - a special output called error that is used to signal a division-by-zero error. It should be 1 if and only if the divisor's value is 0. If the error bit is a 1, it doesn't matter whether the bits in the quotient are 0 or The relationships between the inputs and the first three outputs are shown below: q2 q1 g0 Note that the circuit should perform integer division-rounding down and ignoring any remainders. For example, 7 divided by 2 should be 3: 0 1 1 101 1 1