MCQ
The gate for which output is high, if at least one input is low is:
- ANAND
- BNOR
- CAND
- DOR
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Answer
- NAND
Explanation:
The truth table of NAND gate is shown as above, which implies that if at least one of the input is low then the output is high.
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