How many i/p & o/p a full adder logic circuit will have, Computer Engineering

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A full adder logic circuit will have ?

Ans. The full adder logic circuit also accounts the carry i/p generated in the earlier stage and it will add two bits. Hence three inputs and two outputs and there are Sum and Carry also.


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