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To implement $F=overline{(AB+CD)}$ in CMOS, the pull-down network (NMOS) has two parallel branches: one with NMOS A and B in series and another with NMOS C and D in series.The pull-up network (PMOS) is the dual: two series branches, each branch having PMOS A||B and PMOS C||D in parallel.This ensures that when $AB+CD=1$, NMOS pulls output low, and when $AB+CD=0$, PMOS pulls output high.Thus, the complementary network gives the required logic with proper CMOS operation.
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