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What would happen to Qa and Qb if S=R=1?

What would happen to Qa and Qb if we transit from S=R=1 to S=R=0?

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If S=R=1,

In that case both Qa and Qb will be zero( Qa=Qb=0) as this is a restricted condition.

If we transit from S=R=1 to S=R=0

In this case since in S=R=1, Qa=Qb=0 then if we change it to S=R=0 then in this case Qa, Qb will maintain their prior states which in this case would be Qa=Qb=0

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