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GATE ECE 1999 | Question 2.12

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The ripple counter shown in the given figure works as a

  1. $\bmod -3$ up counter
  2. $\bmod -5$ up counter
  3. $\bmod - 3$ down counter
  4. $\bmod - 5$ down counter

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