21. In Figure 5.18, eliminate the negative NAND gate that generates the IOR signal, replace A, by the TO/M signal, and c

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21. In Figure 5.18, eliminate the negative NAND gate that generates the IOR signal, replace A, by the TO/M signal, and c

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21. In Figure 5.18, eliminate the negative NAND gate that generates the IOR signal, replace A, by the TO/M signal, and connect RD directly to the negative NAND gate. Identify all the port addresses.

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