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When n equals some number, only that many incoming signals can be high if you want a high output.
So n = 0 gives you 1 as the output only when all of A,B, and C are 0.
But n = 1 gives you 1 whenever no more than one of A, B, or C is 1. etc.
When n equals some number, only that many incoming signals can be high if you want a high output.
So n = 0 gives you 1 as the output only when all of A,B,C are 0.
But n = 1 gives you 1 whenever no more than one of A, B, or C is 1. etc.