Oxygen in water has two bonds and one non-bonded pair of electrons.

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Nitrogen in ammonia has three bonds and one non-bonded pair of electrons.

Magnesium in magnesium chloride has two bonds and two non-bonded pair of electrons.

Textbook Exercises 2.43, 2.44, 4.1, 4.2, 4.5, and 4.8 – Detailed work PDFUpload ONE readable PDF containing all six labeled work groups. Include handwritten derivations, schematics, complete SystemVerilog code, and any simulation screenshots in this one file. Confirm orientation and legibility before submitting.Grading rubric – 30 points Final-answer checks: 24 points, automatically graded. There are twelve 2-point questions. Each item is all-or-nothing at its displayed value. Detailed work: 6 points, manually graded from the final PDF upload. Each of the six work groups is worth 1 point. The automatic score shown immediately after submission is provisional until the PDF is reviewed. Criterion for each work groupPointsWhat earns credit Reasoning and method0.50Show the timing paths, algebra, truth-table reasoning, or HDL design steps. A meaningful but incomplete attempt earns 0.25; an answer alone earns 0. Required representation0.25Include the labeled path diagram, simplified schematic, truth table, or complete SystemVerilog module requested for that group. Verification and clear labels0.25Label the textbook exercise and signals, include units where appropriate, and perform the requested hand checks or simulation evidence. Equivalent correct logic and synthesizable SystemVerilog earn work credit. Readable reasoning can earn work credit even if the final answer is wrong. A PDF containing only final answers earns 0/6 for detailed work.Required work groups Group 1 – Exercise 2.43 (4 auto points + 1 work point)Redraw Figure 2.83, label every gate and every input-to-output path, calculate both delays for each distinct path, and mark the propagation-critical and contamination-critical paths. Group 2 – Exercise 2.44 (4 auto points + 1 work point)Redraw Figure 2.84, label the NAND/NOR/AND gates, calculate both delays for each distinct path, and mark the longest and shortest paths. Group 3 – Exercise 4.1 (4 auto points + 1 work point)Simplify both HDL equations step by step and sketch the minimum-gate schematic for outputs y and z. Verify at least two contrasting input cases. Group 4 – Exercise 4.2 (4 auto points + 1 work point)Trace the priority order, build a complete or logically compressed input/output table, derive simplified equations for y[1] and y[0], and sketch a labeled implementation. Check at least three cases with multiple asserted inputs. Group 5 – Exercise 4.5 (4 auto points + 1 work point)Create the eight-row truth table, derive a minimized minority equation, and write a complete synthesizable SystemVerilog module named minority. Verify at least three contrasting cases. Group 6 – Exercise 4.8 (4 auto points + 1 work point)Write a complete synthesizable mux8 module, show the select-to-data mapping, and verify selections 000, 101, and 111. Include either a compact testbench/waveform screenshot or clear hand traces.

Textbook Exercise 4.5 – Minority truth tableGroup 5: Use ABC row order 000,001,010,011,100,101,110,111.Final-answer check: Which output sequence belongs to the three-input minority function?Write and label the full truth table in the final PDF.

Textbook Exercise 2.43 – Propagation delay Group 1: Determine the propagation and contamination delays of Figure 2.83 using Table 2.8. The circuit has N1=NAND(A,B), N2=NAND(C,D), N3=NAND(N1,N2), and Y=NAND(N3,E). Final-answer check: What is the circuit propagation delay? Show every distinct path calculation and identify the critical path in the final PDF.

Textbook Exercise 4.8 – Combinational SystemVerilogGroup 6: Choose the code pattern that correctly maps every select value to its matching data input without creating storage.Final-answer check: Which implementation is correct?Write the complete mux8 module and include hand traces or simulation evidence in the final PDF.

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