Logic Gates

3. When looking at a circuit, the condition that would be False is _______.
4. The value(s) that go into a logic gate.
6. Represented by only two symbols or digits, i.e. 0 (zero) and 1(one).
7. The number in binary that represents a false.
9. A gate that displays true if any combination of the inputs are True.
12. A gate that takes the opposite value for the input.
13. A device performing a Boolean logic operation on one or more binary inputs and then outputs a single binary output.
16. The NOR gate stands for _______.
17. AND, OR, and NOT are ________.
19. A gate that displays True only if both inputs are the same.
20. How many types of logic gates are there?
21. A gate that is used to delay elements in digital electronics.
22. A gate that displays False if both inputs are True.
23. The NAND gate stands for _______.
24. A gate that displays True only if one of the inputs is True.

1. XOR and XNOR are __________.
2. The single value that comes out of a logic gate.
5. A gate that only displays True if both inputs are True.
6. A binary variable, having two possible values called “true” and “false.”.
8. NOR and NAND are _________.
10. The X in XOR and XNOR can be read as _________.
11. The other name for a NOT gate.
12. A gate that only displays True if both inputs are True.
14. When looking at a circuit, the condition that would be True is _______.
15. the number in binary that represents a True.
18. Is primarily used to determine whether a compound statement is true or false based on the input values.