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The characteristic expression for a new $AB$-flip-flop is given below:

$Q_{n+1}$$\left ( A, B, Q_{n} \right )$ =  $\sim A \sim Q_{n}$ $+$  $B$$Q_{n}$  , where $\sim A$ means Not $A$ or $A$ $Bar$.
 

Identify the CORRECT statement among these:

  1.       If $A = 0, B = 0$ then flip flop resets.
  2.       If $A = 1, B = 0$ then flip flop retains the last value.
  3.       If $A = 0, B = 1$ then flip flop resets.
  4.       If $A = 0, B = 0$ then toggles.
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Step 1: Draw K-map from the equation and identify the min-terms.

Step 2: From the minterms draw characteristic table.

Now, It can be easily seen that option D is true.
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How do I know flip-flop resets or not from characteristic table? I did eliminate option B because q and $q_{n}$ are not same. In D q and $q_{n}$ are toggling, but not sure about A & C.
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