Assume a 4-bit ripple counter has a failure in the second flip-flop such that it "locks up." The third and fourth stages will ________.

continue to count with correct outputs

continue to count but have incorrect outputs

Assume a 4-bit ripple counter has a failure in the second flip-flop su

1.	Assume a 4-bit ripple counter has a failure in the second flip-flop such that it "locks up." The third and fourth stages will ________.
A.	continue to count with correct outputs
B.	continue to count but have incorrect outputs
C.	stop counting
D.	turn into molten silicon
Answer» D. turn into molten silicon