1. A(n). is a device that performs a basic operation on electrical signals. 2. diagrams can be used to describe the behavior of gates and circuits. 3. The circle that's part of the logic diagram symbol for a NOT gate is called a(n) bubble. 4. The XOR gate is also referred to as a(n) OR gate. 5. A(n). value either conducts or blocks the flow of electricity, based on an input

1. A(n). is a device that performs a basic operation on electrical signals. 2. diagrams can be used to describe the behavior of gates and circuits. 3. The circle that's part of the logic diagram symbol for a NOT gate is called a(n) bubble. 4. The XOR gate is also referred to as a(n) OR gate. 5. A(n). value either conducts or blocks the flow of electricity, based on an input

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