If a flip-flop is in the set state, its Q output will be
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0
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1
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tri - stated
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indeterminate
B
Correct answer
Explanation
In flip-flop terminology, the set state specifically means the Q output is 1 (high/logic true). The reset state means Q=0. Tri-state refers to a high-impedance condition used in bus systems, not normal flip-flop operation. The output is never indeterminate in a properly functioning flip-flop.