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GO Classes DPP | GATE CS | Digital Logic | Memory & Feedback

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A sequential circuit does not depend only on present inputs.

It also depends on previous state.

To remember previous state, the circuit needs feedback or a memory element.

So, feedback allows the previous output to influence the future output.

Answer: C.

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