In a convergent circuit with three switched inputs, the signal at the output is bad when the switch is on the first convergent input. When the switch is changed to second of the convergent inputs the output is correct. What can you conclude?
A) The switch could be bad.
B) There is a problem between the first convergent input and input to the system.
C) There is a problem between the convergent switch and the output of the system.
D) Both A and C.
E) Both A and B

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The issue being isolated to when the switch is on the first convergent input suggests a problem specific to that path, which could mean either the switch itself is faulty (A) or there's an issue in the connection between the first input and the rest of the system (B). There's no indication of a problem between the convergent switch and the system output since the output is correct when the switch is on the second input, ruling out (C).

In a Convergent Circuit with Three Switched Inputs, the Signal