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How many three-input NOR gates are in a 14-pin DIP integrated circuit?
 
  A) two B) five C) four D) three

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Diodes that operate in the ultrahigh frequency (UHF) and microwave frequency range are known as
 
  A) unijunction diodes B) zener diodes C) tunnel diodes D) varactors



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Answer to Question 1

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