Answer:
(E)
Explanation:
I think it's E because it's the only answer that makes sense I guess!
<span>Hey there, this isn't really my part of town, I'm what you call a math freak, but here.
In relation to computer processors, a core
is the processing kinda like a brain we ppl have, this is the unit that receives instructions and performs
calculations, or actions, based on those instructions like when you click something. A set of
instructions can allow a software program perform a specific function.
Processors can have a single core or multiple cores that do many different things.
Hopefully i helped you, please mark brainly if possible.</span><span />
Answer: NOR or XNOR gate
Explanation:
In NOR gate we get a high value of the output only when its input has a low value. i.e. for 0 and 0 we get a value of 1.
In XNOR gate which is the compliment of the OR gate we get the output as 1 when all the inputs are 0.
