The number of required [n x 1] multiplexer to implement one [m x 1] multiplexer.
/****************************************************************************** This is a program to find the number of required (m x 1) multiplexer to implement one (n x 1) multiplexer. And m is always even, otherwise we are wasting the bit(s). If your m is odd then increase it by one. *******************************************************************************/ #include <stdio.h> int main() { int n, m, x, y = 0; printf("This is a program to find the number of required (m x 1) multiplexer to implement one (n x 1) multiplexer. And m is always even, otherwise, we are wasting the bit(s). If your m is odd then increase it by one.\n"); printf("Enter the value of n:\t"); scanf("%d", &n); printf("Enter the value of m:\t"); scanf("%d", &m); if(n>m){ x = n; while(x > m){ //If x is odd then we need an another multiplexer. if( x%2 == 0 ){ x =