### Question 4For the given waveforms, determine the output Q and name the reasons for it. Assume that the Flip-Flop is initially at Reset and responds to a positive edge.### Explanation of DiagramThe diagram presents three waveforms representing the signals for Clock (CLK), J, and K inputs of a JK Flip-Flop. These waveforms show how each signal fluctuates over time. Each vertical dashed line represents the clock cycle intervals numbered from 1 to 5.**Waveform Details:**- **CLK:** Alternates between 0 and 1, indicating clock pulses. The positive edge is at transitions from 0 to 1.- **J:** Starts at 0, becomes 1 before the second clock cycle, and remains high.- **K:** Begins and remains at 0.### Question 5Repeat the above question 4 for the negative edge.---### Task GuidelinesTo calculate the output Q:- **Positive Edge Triggering (Question 4):** 1. At each positive clock edge, observe the values of J and K. 2. Based on JK Flip-Flop logic: - If J = 0 and K = 0: No change (Q remains the same). - If J = 0 and K = 1: Reset (Q = 0). - If J = 1 and K = 0: Set (Q = 1). - If J = 1 and K = 1: Toggle (Q becomes the opposite of its current state). - **Negative Edge Triggering (Question 5):** 1. Evaluate similarly at negative clock edges (transitions from 1 to 0).Applying these rules to the given waveforms will determine Q's behavior across each clock cycle.

4) For the given waveforms determine the output Q and name the reasons for it. assume that the Flip-Flop is initially at Reset and respond to a positive edge. CLK 3 5)Repeat the above question 4 for negative edge.

4) For the given waveforms determine the output Q and name the reasons for it. assume that the Flip-Flop is initially at Reset and respond to a positive edge. CLK 3 5)Repeat the above question 4 for negative edge.

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