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​​Consider the circuit shown below where the gates may have propagation delays. Assume that all signal transitions occur instantaneously and that wires have no delays. Which of the following statements about the circuit is/are CORRECT?

  1. With no propagation delays, the output $Y$ is always logic Zero
  2. With no propagation delays, the output $Y$ is always logic One
  3. With propagation delays, the output $Y$ can have a transient logic One after $X$ transitions from logic Zero to logic One
  4. With propagation delays, the output $Y$ can have a transient logic Zero after $X$ transitions from logic One to logic Zero 
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Option - A,C

Case 1 : when there is no propogation delay, this circuit is a simple combinational circuit XX' which is always false or Logic 0. 

Case 2 : If we consider the delay in the Not gate, When the signal X transitions from 0 to 1, And if the delay of the And gate is larger than the not gate momentarily the Not gate will be outputing the older (incorrect) signal, because of this we will have a transient (also called temporary) logical 1  output from the circuit.

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