A magnitude comparator is defined as a digital comparator which has

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Q.) A magnitude comparator is defined as a digital comparator which has

(A) only one output terminal

(B) two output terminals

(C) three output terminals

(D) no output terminal

Correct answer : Option (C) - three output terminals

Explanation:

 a magnitude comparator is a digital comparator which has three output terminals, one each for equality, a = b greater than, a > b and less than a

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