What is Tristate? Answer A. Not related to the course. B. The joining point of t

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What is Tristate? Answer    A. Not related to the course.    B. The joining point of three land boundaries.    C. Number of states you have not resided in.    D. Placement of an output into a high impedance when disabled.
What is a Nybble? Answer    A. Half of a bite.    B. Four bits.    C. A way of eating a cookie.    D. Not related to this course.


The STM32F100RBT6B ARM Cortex M3 is a ______ device.

What is Pseudo Code? Answer    It is intended for ease of human reading not microcontroller programming.    Assembler and C programs.    Building construction technical jargon.    Not related to this course. What is Tristate? Answer    A. Not related to the course.    B. The joining point of three land boundaries.    C. Number of states you have not resided in.    D. Placement of an output into a high impedance when disabled.
What is Tristate? What is Tristate? Not related to the course. The joining point of three land boundaries. Number of states you have not resided in. Placement of an output into a high impedance when disabled. What is a Nybble? Answer    A. Half of a bite.    B. Four bits.    C. A way of eating a cookie.    D. Not related to this course.


The STM32F100RBT6B ARM Cortex M3 is a ______ device.
What is a Nybble? What is a Nybble? Half of a bite. Four bits. A way of eating a cookie. Not related to this course.


The STM32F100RBT6B ARM Cortex M3 is a ______ device.
What is Pseudo Code? Answer    It is intended for ease of human reading not microcontroller programming.    Assembler and C programs.    Building construction technical jargon.    Not related to this course. What is Pseudo Code? What is Pseudo Code? It is intended for ease of human reading not microcontroller programming. Assembler and C programs. Building construction technical jargon. Not related to this course.    A. Not related to the course.    B. The joining point of three land boundaries.    C. Number of states you have not resided in.    D. Placement of an output into a high impedance when disabled.

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1. d

2. b

3. b

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