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1.	A 2 MHz signal is applied to the input of a J-K flip-flop which is operating in the 'toggle' mode. the frequency of the signal at the output will be
A.	1 MHz
B.	2 MHz
C.	4 MHz
D.	8 MHz
Answer» B. 2 MHz

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