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For the logic circuit shown in Fig. 1, Find average Static Power dissipation? Fig. 1 12.5 mW 25 mW 18.75 mW 6.25 mW

For the logic circuit shown in Fig. 1, Find average Static Power dissipation? Fig. 1 12.5 mW 25 mW 18.75 mW 6.25 mW

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For the logic circuit shown in Fig.1, Find average Static Power dissipation? Fig. 1 12.5 mW 25 mW 18.75 mW 6.25 mW

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