1.  A + (B + C) = A.B + A.C

2.  A.(B + C) = (A + B) (A + C)

3.  A + B.C = (A + B) (A + C)

4.  none of these

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Correct Answer :

A + B.C = (A + B) (A + C)


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1.  The transistors are switched between cut-off and saturation regions.

2.  The transistors are switched between active and saturation regions

3.  The transistors are switched between active and cut-off regions

4.  The transistors may operate in any of three regions

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Correct Answer :

The transistors are switched between active and cut-off regions


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1.  DSB suppressed carrier signal

2.  AM signal

3.  SSB upper sideband signal

4.  Narrow band FM signal

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Correct Answer :

DSB suppressed carrier signal


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1.  Relative stability

2.  Absolute stability

3.  Time response

4.   Frequency response

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Correct Answer :

Relative stability


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1.  the multi-emitter input stage.

2.  the phase-splitter

3.  the output buffer

4.  open collector output stage

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Correct Answer :

the output buffer


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1.  6 MDS transistors

2.  4 MOS transistors and 2 capacitors

3.  Two 2-input NORs and One X-NOR gate

4.  XOR gates and shift registers

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Correct Answer :

6 MDS transistors


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1.  attenuation of high frequencies in reproduction

2.  attenuation of low frequencies in reproduction

3.  greater aliasing errors in reproduction

4.  no harmful effects in reproduction

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Correct Answer :

greater aliasing errors in reproduction


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1.  ROM is a Read/Write memory

2.  PC points to be the last instruction that was executed

3.  Stack works on the principle of LIFO

4.  All instructions affect the flags

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Correct Answer :

Stack works on the principle of LIFO


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1.  radio waves travel faster at night

2.  ground wave attenuation is low at night

3.  the key wave is stronger at night

4.  there is no fading at night

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Correct Answer :

there is no fading at night


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