Arithmetic Circuits – 20

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20. A full adder adds ____.

(a) two 2-bit binary numbers
(b) two 4-bit binary numbers
(c) two single bits and one carry bit
(d) two 2-bit numbers and one carry bit

Answer
Answer : (c)
Explanation
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