Which of the following best describes the normal logical operation of a NOR gate latch?
A) Inactive SET and CLEAR inputs = 1, active SET input = 0, active CLEAR input = 1
B) Inactive SET and CLEAR inputs = 1, active SET input = 1, active CLEAR input = 0
C) Inactive SET and CLEAR inputs = 0, active SET or CLEAR inputs = 1
D) Inactive SET and CLEAR inputs = 0, active SET or CLEAR inputs = 0
C
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