Sequential Logic and Automata Theory Quiz

Combinational logic depends on the present and past inputs, while sequential logic depends only on the present input.

Sequential logic has no memory, while combinational logic has memory.

Combinational logic uses finite-state machines, while sequential logic does not.

Sequential logic depends on the present and past inputs, while combinational logic depends only on the present input. (correct)

To generate random output

To process input signals without any memory

To construct finite-state machines (correct)

To perform complex mathematical operations

Practical digital devices use sequential logic for memory and combinational logic for processing

Practical digital devices use only combinational logic

Practical digital devices use only sequential logic

Practical digital devices use a mixture of combinational and sequential logic (correct)

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