What do parts A-E need to do in this circuit to make a counter? 1. A: adder, B: input 1, C: next_count, D: state latch, E: current_count 2. A: adder, B: input 1, C: current_count, D: state latch, E: next_count 3. A: adder, B: next_count, C: current_count, D: state latch, E: current_count 4. A: state latch, B: input 1, C: current_count, D: adder, E: next_count Clock

What do parts A-E need to do in this circuit to make a counter? 1. A: adder, B: input 1, C: next_count, D: state latch, E: current_count 2. A: adder, B: input 1, C: current_count, D: state latch, E: next_count 3. A: adder, B: next_count, C: current_count, D: state latch, E: current_count 4. A: state latch, B: input 1, C: current_count, D: adder, E: next_count Clock

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