Demonstrate this by drawing a 4-variable k-map

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(Karnaugh Map Method) There may be more than one true minimum equivalent form for a given Boolean expression. Demonstrate this by drawing a 4-variable K-map that has two different minimized forms for the same Boolean expression, each with the same number of terms and literals.

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