Build a combinatorial digital logic circuit using components in your lab kit to implement the following Boolean function. The circuit should take in three one-bit inputs called A, B, and C, in the form of three voltage divider circuits built from a 10,000 ohm resistor and a push button switch. These three inputs should be built as active-high, that is, pushing a switch button should create a high voltage to send to the combinatorial logic portion of the circuit. NOTE: Keep in mind that the inputs you built in lab were active low (1 when not pressed/ 0 when pressed).' The combinatorial circuit to be built treats the input bits A, B, and C as representing an unsigned decimal integer from zero (inputs ABC = 000) to seven (inputs ABC = 111) me of the decimal numberi represent an element of fzero, four, fivej, then the circuit output is to be a logic 1 represented by a high voltage. When the number of letters is odd, e.g., {one, two, three, uld be a logic 0 and a low voltage.