Under What Circumstances Are Two Circuits Considered Equivalent

question 33

Multiple Choice

Under what circumstances are two circuits considered equivalent?

• A) Their input values are the same
• B) The output of one is the inverse of the output of the other
• C) Their output values are the same for all possible input combinations
• D) Their output values are always 1
• E) The input of one matches the output of the other

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