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In an SR latch made by cross-coupling two NOR gates, both $S$ and $R$ inputs are set to $1$, and then both are again set to $0$ after the output is stabilized. This will result in the output

  1. No change
  2. $Q = 1, Q' = 0$
  3. $Q = 0, Q' = 1$
  4. Indeterminate state

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When both the inputs of an SR latch made by cross-coupling two NOR gates are set to $1,$
the output remains the same. If both the inputs are set to $1,$ the output is $Q = Q' = 0$ and this is a forbidden state. From this state, if $S = R = 0$ is done, we reach an indeterminate state (output varies depending on which of $S$ or $R$ is processed first)
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