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@narayana-z4W16q • Apr 18, 2011
i think 2nd option is answer -
@hexreader-VaeErh • Apr 19, 2011
I think you are alone in choosing option 2.narayana murthyi think 2nd option is answer
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@vikeshrajan-OWBU0k • Apr 24, 2011
definitely 2 nd option is correct..............
because of these(OR and NOT)we will develop other gate i.e.NOR -
@everettpattison-3yhnjP • May 3, 2011
The NAND gate (inverted AND gate) is considering the universal gate because you can create any of the other logic circuits (OR, NOR, NOT, etc.) from it.
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@hexreader-VaeErh • May 3, 2011
I agree that you can make a NOR gate out of OR and NOT.vikeshrajandefinitely 2 nd option is correct..............
because of these(OR and NOT)we will develop other gate i.e.NOR
Trouble is that the original post was this:
Which of the following can behave as a universal gate:
Option 2 does not mention a NOT gate.
1) Xnor + invertor
2)And + or
Definitely 2nd option is wrong.
Neither option can be used for a universal gate.