Robotics & Artificial Intelligence
Which is true for X-OR gate?
- It gives '1' when both inputs are '1'.
- It gives '1' when both inputs are '0'.
- It gives '1' when one input is '1' and other input is '0'.
- None of these
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It gives '1' when one input is '1' and other input is '0'.
Reason — The X-OR gate produces output '1' when both inputs are complement to each other, and produces '0' when both inputs are the same.
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