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

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

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a) Continue to count with correct outputs
b) Continue to count but have incorrect outputs
c) Stop counting
d) Turn into molten silicon
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