Multiple Choice
Figure 4 The sine wave shown is the input signal.
-Refer to Figure 4. If the zener were reversed, the output would
A) have a longer positive output
B) be the inverse
C) have a shorter positive output
D) not change
Correct Answer:

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Correct Answer:
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