A NOR gate is ON only when its inputs are:
Correct answer: D. OFF
- A. ON
- B. Positive
- C. High
- D. OFF
Explanation
This is the correct answer. A NOR gate is ON, meaning it produces an output of 1, when its inputs are both LOW (0). If either or both of its inputs are low, the NOR gate's output will be high (1).
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