GATE EE 2026 Set 1 — Question 46

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MCQ+2 / -0.67MediumLogic Families (TTL, CMOS)Digital Logic CircuitsAnalog & Digital ElectronicsBoolean Algebra & Gates

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The MOSFET switches shown in the circuit are ideal.
Circuit with a 5 V supply. Branch 1: a 5 kilohm resistor from 5 V to node OUT, and from OUT to ground two NMOS transistors in series, the upper with gate A and the lower with gate B. A third NMOS connects from OUT to ground, in parallel with the A-B series stack. Branch 2: a 10 kilohm resistor from 5 V to a node that drives the gate of the third NMOS, and from that node to ground an NMOS with gate C.
Which of the following is the correct option for Boolean logical expression of the output (OUT), and the maximum possible power (P) consumed by the circuit?
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