A Bit-Comparator is a combinational circuit with 2 inputs, A and B, and 3 outputs.
L, E and G. Output L is 1 if A < B, otherwise L is 0.
Output E is 1 if A = B, otherwise E is 0.
Output G is 1 if A > B, otherwise G is 0.
Show how the 2x4 decoder can be used to implement a "Bit-Comparator.
How the output bits E, L and G of the Bit-Comparator can be computed from the output lines of the 2x4 decoder.
(This is all the information for the practice exercise)