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7. In the logic diagram above, the output represents a. A OR B. b. A XOR B c. Inverted (A XOR B) d. Inverted (A OR B)

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2. Recall that an XOR gate is a digital logic gate that gives a true (1) output when the two inputs are different, and false (0) otherwise. An equivalent XOR function with inputs A and B can be implemented in Excel 2010 using the formula: a) = AND(OR(A,B), NOTAND(A,B))) b) =A<>B c) = NOT(NOT(A<>B)) d) EAND(NOT(AND(A,B)), OR(A, B)) e) All of the above x

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