In a K-map, cells are ordered 00, 01, 11, 10 because:
- it makes the map smaller
- it is the binary counting order
- it removes the need for groups
- neighbouring cells must differ in only one variable (Gray code)
Answer
D) neighbouring cells must differ in only one variable (Gray code)
Gray-code order makes adjacent cells differ by one bit so that grouping removes a variable. SLO CS-11-A-01
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