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Digital Logic Design
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What is the difference between a "NAND" gate and an "AND" gate?
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The correct answer is A) A NAND gate produces the inverted (opposite) output of an equivalent AND gate for the same inputs
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Correct Answer
A NAND gate produces the inverted (opposite) output of an equivalent AND gate for the same inputs
Explanation
NAND (NOT-AND) outputs 0 only when all inputs are 1 (the opposite of AND), and 1 otherwise — it is the logical complement of an AND gate's output.
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