A two-state circuit that has zero,one,or two stable output states is called
A) a multiplexer.
B) a multivibrator.
C) an oscillator.
D) bipolar transistor.

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A multivibrator is a circuit that can have two stable output states or oscillate between these two states. It is commonly used in electronic timing applications. Multiplexers are used for data selection and do not have multiple stable states. Oscillators are circuits that produce a repetitive oscillating waveform, but may have more than two possible states. Bipolar transistors are electronic components commonly used in amplifiers and switching circuits, but are not a type of circuit.

A Two-State Circuit That Has Zero,one,or Two Stable Output States